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. 2015 Apr 17;10(4):e0123606. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0123606

Table 2. Socio demographics and delivery experience characteristics of survey respondents from 13 facilities in Kenya.

Characteristics
Age of clients interviewed n = 641(%)
Average age (SD) 24.9 (5.3)
15–19 years 85 (13.2)
20–24 years 255 (39.8)
25–29 years 180 (28.1)
30–34 years 83 (12.9)
35–39 years 27 (4.2)
Above 40 years 10 (1.6)
Marital status n = 641 (%)
Married /cohabiting 525 (81.9)
Never married 99 (15.4)
Separated /divorced 17 (2.7)
Level of education attainment n = 631* (%)
Primary 296 (46.9)
Secondary 272 (43.1)
Tertiary 63 (9.9)
Mother's parity n = 641 (%)
First birth 263 (41.3)
1–3 children 339 (53.2)
4–7 children 35 (5.4)
Past experiences n = 641 (%)
Reported low mood or depressed in the last 12 months 334 (52.1)
Reported ever been verbally threatened, humiliated, repressed, frightened or made to feel worthless or unwanted 206 (32.1)
Reported ever physically abused in their lives 120 (18.7)
Reported ever been raped (forced to have sex against their will) 14 (2.2)
Childbirth experience n = 641 (%)
Came directly to facility to give birth 497 (77.4)
Had previous delivery in current facility before 165 (25.8)
Reported complications during childbirth 403 (62.8)
Had cesarean section 100 (15.6)
Reported manual extraction of placenta 93 (14.5)
Baby died 39 (6.1)
Satisfaction and quality of care n = 639 (%)
Satisfied with current delivery services 560 (87.6)
Perceived quality of care received n = 640 (%)
Excellent 338 (52.8)
Good 224 (35.0)
Fair 78 (12.2)
Time of delivery n = 641 (%)
Day 368 (57.4)
Night 273 (42.6)
Type of sector n = 641 (%)
Public 583 (90.5)
Private 58 (9.1)

*in cases where the denominator is less than 641, there were missing data as a result of non-response which is not included in the analysis.