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Table 1 Characteristics of the participants, by country

From: Barriers and facilitators to the implementation of antenatal syphilis screening and treatment for the prevention of congenital syphilis in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Zambia: results of qualitative formative research

 

Zambia

DRC

Total

Characteristics of study participants

• N of PCCs = 3

• N of PCCs = 8

• N of PCCs = 11

• N of authorities = 0

• N of authorities = 5

• N of authorities = 5

• N of Providers = 13

• N of Providers = 37

• N of Providers = 50

• N of Pregnant women = 13

• N of Pregnant women = 44

• N of Pregnant women = 57

PCCs Authorities (Individual Interviews)

0

5

5

 Female

0

2

2

 Male

0

3

3

Health Providers

13

37

50

 Female

8 (62%)

14 (38%)

22(44%)

 Male

5 (38%)

23 (62%)

28(56%)

 Age Median

40 (32–45)

38 (22–65)

 

Speciallity

 Midwife and nurse

4 (31%)

29 (78%)

33(66%)

 Physician

1 (8%)

0

1(2%)

 Lab Technician

3 (23%)

8 (22%)

11(22%)

 Counselors

4 (31%)

0

4(8%)

 Nutritionist

1 (8%)

0

1(2%)

Pregnant women (Group Interviews)

13

44

57

 Age Median

24 (20–26)

22 (17–41)

 

Parity:

 Primiparous

4 (31%)

27 (61%)

31(54%)

 Multiparous

9 (69%)

17 (39%)

26(46%)

Education

 Elementary school incomplete

1 (8%)

1 (2%)

2(4%)

 Elementary school completed

1 (8%)

3 (7%)

4(7%)

 High school incomplete

6 (46%)

23 (52%)

29(51%)

 High school completed

1 (8%)

16 (36%)

17(30%)

 University

4 (31%)

1 (2%)

5(9%)