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Table 1 Participant characteristics (N = 312)

From: Quality of antenatal care services in Rwanda: assessing practices of health care providers

Variables

Frequency

Percent

Province (n = 312)

 Kigali

113

36.2

 Northern province

199

63.8

Sex (n = 311)

 Female

245

78.8

 Male

66

21.2

Age group (n = 308)

 20–30

90

29.2

 31–41

168

54.5

  ≥ 42

50

16.2

Health care providers’ highest attained education level (n = 303)

 A3/A2 nurses

210

69.3

 A1/A0 nurses

69

22.8

 A1/A0 midwives

24

7.9

Years of work experience (n = 309)

  < 1 year

24

7.9

 1–3 years

75

24.2

 4–6 years

59

19.0

  > 6 years

151

48.9

In-service training sessions in ANCa services in the past 2 years (n = 310)

 No

280

90.0

 Yes

30

10.0

Last time received training in ANC (n = 311)

 Never received training in ANC

172

55.5

 Do not remember

12

3.8

  ≤ 1 year ago

17

5.8

 2-5 years ago

82

26.6

  > 5 years ago

28

8.9

Feedback on your work performance from your superior or colleagues (n = 312)

 No

19

6.1

 Yes

293

93.9

Number of feedbacks during the past year (n = 292)

 1

39

13.4

 2

23

7.9

 3

45

15.4

  ≥ 4

185

63.4

Did you contact the CHWb in the village to ask her to send a woman to ANC clinic (n = 310)

 No

45

14.5

 Yes

265

85.5

Average duration of ANC consultation (minutes) (n = 309)

  ≤ 15

79

25.3

  ≥ 16

230

73.7

  1. aANC antenatal care, bCHW community health worker