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Table 4 Patient characteristics of women who participated in the ANC observational and exit interviews

From: Identifying the determinants of patient satisfaction in the context of antenatal care in Kenya, Tanzania, and Malawi using service provision assessment data

Variable

Kenya

Tanzania

Malawi

 

N (%) (weighted)

N (%) (weighted)

N (%) (weighted)

Age

 < 20

195 (13.97)

761 (19.21)

406 (20.26)

 20–35

1119 (80.05)

2762 (69.72)

1435 (71.51)

 ≥35

84 (5.98)

439 (11.07)

165 (8.23)

Level of education

 None

105 (7.48)

934 (23.33)

288 (13.95)

 Primary

783 (55.67)

2415 (60.27)

1267 (61.31)

 Secondary

364 (25.93)

587 (14.65)

453 (21.92)

 Higher

153 (10.91)

69 (1.75)

58 (2.82)

Patient’s first pregnancy

 Yes

394 (28.54)

998 (25.06)

504 (24.47)

 No

988 (71.46)

2987 (74.94)

1556 (75.53)

Trimester of pregnancy

 First trimester (≤ 12 weeks)

21 (1.50)

145 (3.64)

84 (4.10)

 Second trimester (13–26 weeks)

384 (27.31)

1793 (44.75)

891 (43.13)

 Third trimester (≥ 27 weeks)

1003 (71.19)

2067 (51.61)

1091 (52.77)

Previous stillbirth or infant mortality (<  1 week)

 Yes

281 (19.99)

724 (18.08)

508 (24.57)

 No

1124 (80.01)

3282 (81.92)

1559 (75.43)

Facility nearest to home

 Yes

1088 (77.43)

3508 (87.59)

1860 (90.10)

 No

317 (22.57)

497 (12.41)

204 (9.90)

Residence

 Urban

NA

1123 (28.05)

586 (28.38)

 Rural

NA

2883 (71.95)

1481 (71.62)

  1. NA in all fields of a cell means that this variable does not apply or is missing for the respective country