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. 2020 Oct 15;20:625. doi: 10.1186/s12884-020-03316-w

Table 2.

Knowledge Assessment

Assessment Participants (n = 150)
Do you feel like you understand your condition well enough to explain it to someone else?
 Yes 57 (38.3)
 No 75 (50.3)
 I don’t know 17 (11.4)
Do you know what to do in future pregnancies to prevent this condition or improve upon its outcome?
 Yes 40 (27.0)
 No 84 (56.8)
 I don’t know 24 (16.2)
Who helped you the most with understanding your condition?
 Doctor 54 (36.7)
 Midwife 32 (21.8)
 Nurse 3 (2.0)
 Family member 8 (5.4)
 Other 5 (3.4)
 None of the above 45 (30.6)
When did you first hear about preeclampsia?
 During pregnancy 54 (38.6)
 Month of pregnancya 6.65 ± − 1.74 (2–9)
 I never heard about it 86 (61.4)
How serious of a health issue do you think preeclampsia is?
 Not at all serious 5 (3.5)
 Somewhat serious 26 (17.9)
 Very serious 49 (33.8)
 Extremely serious, even life-threatening 62 (42.8)
 I don’t know 3 (2.1)
Preeclampsia/Eclampsia Knowledge Scorea 13.1 ± −4.5 (2–21)

Data presented as n (%) unless otherwise noted

Mean ± SD (Range: minimum value – maximum value)