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. 2017 May 16;14:60. doi: 10.1186/s12978-017-0323-4

Table 5.

Factors Associated with Provision of RMC in Labor and Delivery in Bivariate and Multivariable Multi-level Regression Models (Observation): Outcome variable: Number of RMC practices performed

Predictor Bivariate Multivariate
Coefficient (β) 95% CI p-value Adjusted Coefficient (β^) 95% CI p-value
Cadre
 Midwife (Ref: Others (Nurses, doctors, health officers) 0.75 0.20,1.30 0.007 0.88 0.32,1.44 0.002*
Provider gender
 Female (Ref: Male) -0.44 -0.98, 0.09 0.107 -0.65 -1.16, -0.15 0.012*
Facility type
 Health center (Ref: Hospital) 0.94 -0.534,2.15 0.237 0.92 -0.106, 1.95 0.079
QI Intervention status
Intervention (Ref: Comparison) 1.29 0.25, 2.34 0.016 1.31 0.43, 2.19 0.003*
Companion encouraged
 Yes (Ref: No) 1.03 0.358,1.71 0.003 0.99 0.335, 1.63 0.003*
Region
 Amhara (Ref: Tigray) 0.68 -0.94, 2.31 0.409
 Oromiya -1.22 -2.9, 0.46 0.155
 SNNPR -0.8 -2.37, 0.77 0.319
Annual number of deliveries -0.0002 -.001,0.0005 0.553
Number of MNH staff -0.030 -0.134,0.074 0.57
Number of BEmONC trained staff 0.026 -0.133, .186 0.747

Notes. Provision of RMC services during labor and delivery was defined as mean percentage score on a total of 10 practices

Variables included in the multivariate are those with p- values of less than 0.25 at bivariate level

*. P-value significant at 0.05 level. OR, adjusted coefficient, 95% CI, and confidence interval. Ref, reference group