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. 2017 Sep 14;3:39. doi: 10.21037/mhealth.2017.08.04

Table 5. Comparison of selected delivery and PNC utilization parameters at baseline and post intervention.

Characteristics Ezha (Treatment 1) (%) Abeshge (Treatment 2) (%) Sodo (Control) (%)
2012 (baseline) 2013 (post inter) 2012 (baseline) 2013 (post inter) 2012 (baseline) 2013 (post inter)
Place of delivery
   Home 61.57 33.73 50.70 35.82 72.80 58.46
   Government hospital 3.35 0.49 10.49 6.46 2.99 4.19
   Government health center 23.44 55.07 32.84 32.29 18.80 32.41
   Health post 10.53 6.35 5.59 11.39 4.70 4.56
   Other 2.87 6.59 0.71 21.89 2.57 0.93
Assistance at delivery
   Health professionals (nurse, doctor) 26.79 55.23 41.96 63.54 21.79 52.05
   Trained TBA 11.96 24.15 35.66 20.24 40.59 22.35
   Untrained TBA 32.06 2.80 2.80 2.15 20.95 19.83
   Relative/friend/ neighbor 18.66 14.29 13.99 11.90 11.97 5.21
   HEW 10.53 3.53 5.59 2.17 4.70 0.56
Delivery conducted with the presence of HEW
   Yes 18.05 20.96 21.30 19.67 16.67 7.00
   No 81.95 79.04 78.70 80.33 83.33 93.00
Contact with HEW at labor
   Yes 8.13 16.81 20.28 22.58 16.67 7.29
   No 81.34 79.37 69.23 77.42 81.19 92.52
   Do not remember 1.92 3.82 0.70 0.00 0.86 0.19
Referral from health post to health center by HEW during pregnancy or delivery complication
   Yes 3.85 23.08 19.51 15.65 15.22 17.73
   No 86.54 75.00 75.61 82.61 78.26 80.85
   Do not remember 9.61 1.92 4.88 1.74 6.52 1.45
Timing of first PNC visit by CHW (weeks)
   1–2 80.00 95.00 68.30 88.46 65.39 64.82
   3–4 16.00 5.00 17.07 3,85 26.92 19.61
   >4 4.00 0.00 14.63 7.69 7.69 15.57

PNC, postnatal care; HEW, health extension worker; CHW, community health workers.