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. 2021 Apr 16;21:304. doi: 10.1186/s12884-021-03746-0

Table 10.

Women’s satisfaction with care by site status

Satisfaction with care Intervention sites
N = 603%
Comparison sites
N = 486%
Between-site comparison
p-valuea
How would you rate your overall level of satisfaction with the care you received?
Very satisfied with care 93.4 81.3 < 0.001
A little satisfied/neither satisfied nor dissatisfied/a little dissatisfied/very dissatisfied 6.6 18.7
How would you rate the staff’s kindness?
Very kind 94.0 80.0 < 0.001
A little kind/neither kind nor unkind/a little unkind/very unkind 6.0 20.0
How would you rate the staff’s encouragement?
Very encouraging 94.4 81.9 < 0.001
A little encouraging/neither encouraging nor discouraging/a little discouraging/very discouraging 5.6 18.1
What about your care were you satisfied with?
Staff was kind in the way they treated me 83.6 54.9 < 0.001
Staff used encouraging words 59.4 40.3 < 0.001
Staff came when I called 47.4 44.4 0.163
Staff was attentive to my needsa 26.4 16.7 < 0.001
Staff stayed with me 27.2 15.2 0.001
What about your care were you dissatisfied with?
Nothing 77.9 52.7 < 0.001
Staff did not allow me to have a birth companion 0.2 7.0 < 0.001
Would you return to the facility for care in the future? (% yes) 99.0 97.3 0.029
Would you recommend this facility to friends and family? (% yes) 99.7 96.1 < 0.001

a An unpaired Student’s t test was used to identify differences in key variables by intervention and comparison sites; a value of p < 0.05 was considered statistically significant

Source: exit interviews, December 2018