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. 2020 Jul 1;2020:7306108. doi: 10.1155/2020/7306108

Table 1.

Percentage distribution of the study participants by socio-demographic characteristics in governmental health facilities of Injibara town, North West Ethiopia, 2019, (n = 413).

Variables Categories Frequency Percentage
Age 15-19 24 5.8
20-25 170 41.2
26-30 148 35.8
31-35 45 10.9
36-40 26 6.3
Ethnicity Agew 279 67.6
Amhara 116 28.1
Others 18 4.3
Residency Urban 295 71.4
Rural 118 28.6
Religion Orthodox 346 83.71
Muslim 56 3.6
Protestant 11 2.7
Marital status Married 410 99.3
Single 3 0.7
Educational level of the women Not read and write 108 26.2
Primary school (1-8) 125 30.2
Secondary school (9-12) 94 22.8
Diploma and above 86 20.8
Occupational status of the women Government employee 58 14.0
Housewife 248 60.0
Merchants 83 20.1
Others∗∗ 24 5.9
Educational levels of the husband (n = 410) Not read and write 54 13.2
Primary school (1-8) 115 28.1
Secondary school (9-12) 99 24.1
Diploma and above 142 34.6
Occupational status of the husband (n = 410) Government employee 99 24.1
Farmer 87 21.2
Private organization employee 40 9.8
Merchants 146 35.6
Car driver 23 5.6
Others∗∗∗ 15 3.7

(Oromo and Gumze), ∗∗ (student, private organization employee and day laborer), ∗∗∗ (carpenter and day laborer).