From: Exploring inequalities in access to and use of maternal health services in South Africa
Age related Inequalities | 18 – 20 years n (%) | Greater than 20 years n (%) | Statistic (p-value) |
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HW Respect me | 148 (66.67%) | 696(69.25%) | χ 2 = 0.556 |
Total | 222 | 1005 | P = 0.452 |
Satistfied with service | 212 (95.5%) | 917 (91.24%) | χ 2 = 4.47 |
Total | 222 | 1005 | P = 0.034 |
Shouted at during labour | 34 (15.32%) | 174 (17.38%) | χ 2 = 0.55 |
Total | 222 | 1001 | P = 0.458 |
Expectations of giving birth were discussed | 161 (72.85%) | 790 (79.16%) | χ 2 = 5.92 |
Total | 221 | 998 | P = 0.05 |
HW understood the difficulty of labour | 191 (86.82%) | 918 (91.62%) | χ 2 = 4.95 |
Total | 220 | 1002 | P = 0.026 |
HIV status related Inequalities | HIV positive n (%) | HIV negative n (%) | Statistic (p-value) |
HW Respect me | 194 (68.31%) | 549 (69.49%) | χ 2 = 0.1373 |
Total | 284 | 790 | P = 0.711 |
HW too busy | 84 (30.43%) | 139 (18.41%) | χ 2 = 17.24 |
Total | 276 | 755 | P = 0.000 |
HW understood the difficulty of labour | 259 (91.52%) | 712 (90.47%) | χ 2 = 0.273 |
Total | 283 | 787 | P = 0.601 |
Talk in private with doctors | 175 (62.50%) | 372 (47.21%) | χ 2 = 19.33 |
Total | 280 | 788 | P = 0.000 |