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Table 2 Socio-demographic characteristics of women interviewed in the two study groups

From: No effect of user fee exemption on perceived quality of delivery care in Burkina Faso: a case-control study

 

Control group

Intervention group

 

(with fees)

(without fees)

 

N(%)

N(%)

Age reproductive group

  

  ≤ 16 yrs

11 (4.1%)

26 (4.4%)

  17-34 yrs

241 (89.6%)

514 (86.1%)

  ≥ 35 yrs

17 (6.3%)

57 (9.5%)

Number of births

  

  Primiparous

68 (25.58%)

161 (26.88%)

  2-4

144 (53.53%)

345 (57.60%)

  ≥ 5

57 (21.19%)

93 (15.53%)

Ethnic group

  

  Peul

75 (27.8%)

480 (80%)

  Gurma

1 (0.4%)

70 (11.7%)

  Mossi

81 (30%)

22 (3.7%)

  Fulsé

66 (24.4%)

0 (0%)

  Bella

5 (1.9%)

21 (3.5%)

  Other

42 (15.6%)

7 (1.2%)

Matrimonial status

  

  Monogamous

208 (77%)

490 (81.8%)

  Polygamous

62 (23%)

101 (16.9%)

  Other

0 (0%)

8 (1.4%)

Educational level completed

  

  None

245 (91.1%)

494 (82.6%)

  Literate

14 (5.2%)

61 (10.2%)

  Primary

7 (2.6%)

31 (5.2%)

  Secondary (and +)

3 (1.1%)

12 (2.0%)

Occupation

  

  Farming

253 (94.1%)

493 (82.7%)

  Housewife

11 (4.1%)

75 (12.6%)

  Other

5 (1.8%)

28 (4.7%)

Wealth quintiles

  

(from lowest to highest)

  Q1

44 (16.30%)

130 (21.67%)

  Q2

33 (12.22%)

141 (23.50%)

  Q3

57 (21.11%)

117 (19.50%)

  Q4

55 (20.37%)

119 (19.83%)

  Q5

81 (30%)

93 (15.50%)

Distance to nearest health facility

  

  0-5 km

185 (68.5%)

353 (59.0%)

  6-10 km

60 (22.2%)

152 (25.4%)

  11-15 km

14 (5.2%)

53 (8.9%)

  >16 km

11 (4.1%)

40 (6.7%)