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Table 2 Association between Adolescents’ awareness, value perception, and societal support with sexual and reproductive health services

From: Determinants of awareness, value perception, and societal support for sexual and reproductive health services among in-school adolescents in South-eastern Nigeria

Variables

Intervention group

(n = 266)

Non-Intervention group (n = 248)

x2 (P)

 

Frequency(%)

Frequency(%)

 

Awareness of available SRH services

   

Aware of what days/times the health facility is open (Yes)

142 (53.58)

106 (42.91)

5.827 (0.016) *

No

124 (46.42)

142 (57.09)

 

Aware of what sexual and reproductive health services are (Yes)

194 (72.93)

126 (50.81)

26.739(< 0.0001)*

No

72 (27.07)

122 (49.19)

 

Aware of reproductive health services that are available to adolescents in the health facility (Yes)

121 (45.49)

40 (16.13)

51.427(< 0.0001)*

No

145 (54.51)

208 (83.87)

 

Aware of SRH services provided in the community (Yes)

126 (47.55)

35 (14.17)

66.066(< 0.0001)*

No

140 (52.45)

213 (85.83)

 

Perceived value for SRH

   

Adolescents need sexual and reproductive health services (Yes)

252 (94.74)

217 (87.50)

8.414 (0.004) *

No

14 (5.26)

31 (12.50)

 

Adolescents should be provided with reproductive health services (Yes)

257 (96.62)

222 (89.52)

10.196 (0.001) *

No

9 (3.38)

26 (10.48)

 

Parental/community support

   

Parents support your coming to the health facility for reproductive health services (Yes)

212 (79.70)

173 (69.76)

6.747 (0.009) *

No

54 (20,30)

75 (30.24)

 

There are health services that your parents might not want to be provided to you (Yes)

164(62.10)

155(62.50)

0.007 (0.930)

No

102 (37.90)

93 (37.50)

 

Adults in the community support adolescent coming to health facility for SRH services (Yes)

210 (79.25)

181 (72.98)

2.770 (0.096)

No

56 (20.75)

67 (27.02)

 
  1. * Significant (p < 0.05), SRH sexual and reproductive health,