Table 5.
Association of unmet need for LAPMs and its correlates among women in the reproductive age group (15-49) using contraception in health facilities in Shashemene town, West Arsi Zone, Oromia Region, 2012 (Multivariate table)
| Determinants | Unmet need of LAPMs | Crude | Adjusted* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yes (%) | OR(95 % CI) | OR(95 % CI) | |
| Educational status | |||
| Illiterate/Primary (1-8) | 82(42.1) | 4.10(1.64, 8.11) | 3.80(2.90,7.60) |
| Secondary (9-10) & above | 40(23.4) | 1.00 | 1.00 |
| Number of pregnancy | |||
| Zero | 10(35.7) | 1.00 | 1.00 |
| One/two | 46(33.1) | 1.56(0.54,3.35) | 1.42(0.24,5.94) |
| Three/four | 27(27.8) | 1.16(0.48,4.69) | 3.70(0.41,8.14) |
| Five or more | 39(38.2) | 1.74(1.86,7.88) | 1.50(0.34,5.80) |
| Discussed with husband on LAPMs | |||
| Not at all | 69(38.1) | 3.77(2.51,7.73) | 2.90(1.80,9.60) |
| Once/twice | 39(27.3) | 3.79(0.85,8.17) | 2.45(0.62, 5.43) |
| More often | 14(33.3) | 1.00 | 1.00 |
| Main decider on using LAPMs | |||
| Self/Husband | 51(38.3) | 1.35(1.62,6.33) | 0.34(0.26,5.47) |
| Both decide together | 71(30.5) | 1.00 | 1.00 |
| Women’s reports counseled or not | |||
| Yes | 26(29.9) | 1.00 | 1.00 |
| No | 96(34.4) | 5.60(2.44,12.67) | 5.30(1.70,11.20) |
| Number of living children | |||
| Zero | 18(29.5) | 1.00 | 1.00 |
| One/two | 42(31.8) | 0.32(0.58,4.55) | 0.66(0.38,6.71) |
| Three/four | 29(32.2) | 3.81(0.43,6.41) | 2.84(0.63,5.42) |
| Five or more | 33(39.8) | 3.11(2.75,8.19) | 4.16(0.54,8.11) |
| Occupational status | |||
| House wife | 54(43.5) | 6.30(2.20,15.10) | 4.70(3.10,11.30) |
| Government employee | 19(27.5) | 3.18 (0.16,1.36) | 3.70(0.31,3.09) |
| Daily laborer | 10(47.6) | 1.15(0.56,4.07) | 1.55(0.65,3.11) |
| Student | 17(34.7) | 3.11(0.26,5.35) | 1.19(0.12,3.35) |
| Merchant | 22(21.4) | 1.00 | 1.00 |
| Husband attitude to LAPMs | |||
| Approves | 44(22.7) | 0.29(0.45,3.74) | 1.36(0.28,7.78) |
| Opposes | 73(46.5) | 2.17(2.94,10.33) | 0.16(0.33,25.33) |
| Don’t know | 5(33.3) | 1.00 | 1.00 |
*Adjusted for: Number of pregnancy, Main decider on using LAPMs, Number of living children and Husband attitude to LAPMs