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Table 3 Multivariable mixed-effects linear regression analysis to identify the provider and facility-level determinants of clinical knowledge on maternal and newborn care in Ethiopia (n = 3800)

From: Healthcare workers’ clinical knowledge on maternal and newborn care in Ethiopia: findings from 2016 national EmONC assessment

Variables

Univariate model

Model I

Model II

Model III

β Coef.

P-value

β Coef.

P-value

β Coef.

P-value

β Coef.

P-value

Provider-level variables

 Providers cadre

        

  Medical Doctors

1

   

1

 

1

 

  Health Officers

0.050

0.576

  

0.090

0.299

0.082

0.340

  Midwife BSC and Above

0.084

0.344

  

0.131

0.125

0.109

0.203

  Midwife diploma

0.016

0.857

  

0.073

0.389

0.061

0.470

  Nurse BSC

0.026

0.771

  

0.097

0.262

0.079

0.364

  Nurse diploma

−0.070

0.433

  

0.002

0.978

−0.007

0.937

 Total experience

−0.001

0.011

  

0.000

0.132

0.000

0.167

 NO of facilities posted previously

0.000

0.179

  

0.000

0.769

0.000

0.785

 Experience in current facility

0.000

0.907

  

0.000

0.958

0.000

0.946

 Providers age

0.001

0.192

  

0.000

0.543

0.000

0.874

 No. of delivery attended in last month

0.000

0.004

  

0.000

0.627

0.000

0.794

 Providers sex

  Female

1

   

1

 

1

1

  Male

0.018

< 0.001

  

0.028

< 0.0001

0.029

< 0.0001

 No. of maternal and newborn services delivered in last 3 month

0.011

< 0.001

  

0.003

< 0.0001

0.006

< 0.0001

 No. of training received on maternal and newborn services

0.003

< 0.001

  

0.254

< 0.0001

0.003

< 0.0001

Facility-level variables

 Managing authority

  Public

1.000

 

1.000

   

1.000

1.000

  Private for profit

0.002

0.892

− 0.049

< 0.001

  

−0.049

0.005

  Private for non-profit

0.006

0.707

−0.014

0.419

  

−0.012

0.495

 Types of facility

  Hospital/MCH specialty center

1.000

 

1.000

   

1.000

1.000

  Health center/clinics

−0.064

< 0.0001

− 0.043

< 0.0001

  

−0.023

0.054

 Facility location

  Urban

1

 

1

   

1

1

  Rural

−0.037

 

−0.019

< 0.0001

  

−0.021

0.001

 Availability of computer

  No

1

 

1

   

1

1

  Yes

0.031

< 0.0001

0.010

0.041

  

−0.001

0.917

 Availability of internet

  No

1

 

1

   

1

1

  Yes

0.058

< 0.0001

0.020

0.043

  

0.016

0.164

 Availability of safe abortion care guideline

  No

1

 

1

   

1

1

  Yes

0.037

< 0.0001

0.015

0.002

  

−0.005

0.400

 Availability of protocol on management of selected obstetric topics

  No

1

 

1

   

1

1

  Yes

0.031

< 0.0001

0.012

0.014

  

0.002

0.723

 Availability of protocol on integrated management of pregnancy, childbirth, postnatal, and newborn

  No

1

 

1

   

1

1

  Yes

0.029

< 0.0001

0.011

0.030

  

−0.002

0.797

 Availability of protocol on care for LBW including KMC

  No

1

 

1

   

1

1

  Yes

0.027

< 0.0001

0.012

0.017

  

0.015

0.018

 Availability of protocol on treatment of infection in young infants (IMNCI)

  No

1

 

1

   

1

1

  Yes

0.019

< 0.0001

0.005

0.343

  

−0.002

0.724

 Availability of protocol on referral and counter referral

  No

1

 

1

   

1

1

  Yes

0.011

0.028

−0.012

0.018

  

−0.006

0.340

Random effect

 Variance (SE)

  

0.016 (0.0004)

0.014 (0.0004)

0.014 (0.0004)

 Model Fitness

 Log Likelihood

  

2428.184

1469.503

1483.823

  AIC

  

− 4828.368

− 2907.007

− 2911.647

  BIC

  

− 4740.981

− 2816.673

− 2753.589

  1. Model I was fitted on facility level variables, Model II on provider-level variables, and Model III included both facility and provider level variables
  2. Bold entries have signficant values at 5%