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. 2017 Jul 14;17:225. doi: 10.1186/s12884-017-1409-2

Table 3.

Counseling and communication with health providers during ANC, and perceived behavior of health care providers in Debremarkos town, North West Ethiopia, January 2016 (N = 502)

Characteristics Number Percent
Providers explained your condition in an understandable way
 No 40 8.0
 Yes 462 92.0
Providers explained what to expect during labor and delivery
 No 10 2.0
 Yes 492 98.0
Providers listened to your questions or concerns
 No 63 12.5
 Yes 439 87.5
Did the providers respect you
 No 30 6.0
 Yes 472 94.0
Privacy protected during the examinations
 No 51 10.2
 Yes 451 89.8
Perceived Behavior of ANC service providers
 Very Good 208 41.4
 Good 226 45.0
 Fair 55 11.0
 Bad 13 2.6
Time taken to get ANC
 30 min and less 319 63.5
 31–59 min 89 17.7
 60 min and more 94 18.8
Perceived quality of ANC
 Good 383 76.3
 Satisfactory 100 19.9
 Poor 19 3.8
Timing of advice on ID & danger sign during pregnancy and delivery
 During ANC 444 88.4
 During home visit by HEW 57 11.4
Fear to be exposed during delivery
 Yes 145 28.9
 No 350 69.7
 Othersa 7 1.4
ANC providers by profession
 Midwives 316 62.9
 Nurses 85 16.9
 Medical Doctors 18 3.6
 Public Health Officers 6 1.2
 HEW 59 11.8
 Don’t know 18 3.6
Knowledge of Participants
 Don’t know 288 57.4
 Knows 214 42.6

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