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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Apr 3.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Gynaecol Obstet. 2016 Jun 3;135(1):61–64. doi: 10.1016/j.ijgo.2016.03.019

Table 1.

Participant characteristics (n=860). a, b

Variable All participants Participants who did not deliver at a healthcare facility Participants who did deliver at a healthcare facility Participants who experienced no obstetric complications Participants who experienced obstetric complications
Education completed
 None 70/858 (8.2) 26/185 (14.1) 42/647 (6.5) 62/670 (9.3) 7/162 (4.3)
 1–3 y 249/858 (29.0) 65/185 (35.1) 180/647 (27.8) 212/670 (31.6) 33/162 (20.4)
 4–8 y 418/858 (48.7) 84/185 (45.4) 320/647 (49.5) 315/670 (47) 89/162 (54.9)
 Secondary or beyond 121/858 (14.1) 10/185 (5.4) 105/647 (16.2) 81/670 (12.1) 33/162 (20.4)
Income
 <MK5000 298/860 (34.7) 70/185 (37.8) 221/649 (34.1) 246/670 (36.7) 45/164 (27.4)
 MK5000–MK19 999 290/860 (33.7) 71/185 (38.4) 208/649 (32.0) 220/670 (32.8) 59/164 (36.0)
 >MK20 000 212/860 (24.7) 38/185 (20.5) 170/649 (26.2) 156/670 (23.3) 52/164 (31.7)
Relationship Status
 Single 66/860 (7.7) 20/185 (10.8) 46/649 (7.1) 57/670 (8.5) 9/164 (5.5)
 Married 794/860 (92.3) 165/185 (89.2) 603/649 (92.9) 613/670 (91.5) 155/164 (94.5)
Age, y 27 (22–32) 29 (24–33) 27 (22–32) 28 (22–32) 27 (22–32)
No. of Children 3 (2–4) 3 (2–4) 2 (1–4) 3 (2–4) 2 (1–4)

Abbreviation: MK, Malawian Kwacha.

a

Denominators vary throughout the table owing to missing responses in the data.

b

Values are given as number/denominator (percentage) or median (interquartile range).