Table 1.
Mean or percentage | |
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Variable | |
Adequate uptake (≥ 3) of IPTp-SP during pregnancy | 27.3% |
Demographic variables | |
Woman’s age | 29.2 |
Marital status | |
Married | 66.5% |
Others | 33.5% |
Socioeconomic variables | |
Woman education level | |
No formal education | 34.6% |
Primary education | 15.3% |
Secondary education | 40.0% |
Higher education | 10.4% |
Spouse education level | |
No formal education | 34.6% |
Primary education | 15.6% |
Secondary education | 34.1% |
Higher education | 15.7% |
Wealth index | |
Poorest (1) | 18.6% |
Poorer (2) | 20.0% |
Middle (3) | 21.1% |
Richer (4) | 21.1% |
Richest (5) | 19.2% |
Employment status | |
Woman is employed | 64.6% |
Religion | |
Christian | 49.1% |
Muslim | 50.0% |
Others | 0.9% |
Ecological variable | |
Place of residence | |
Urban residence | 40.6% |
Geopolitical zone | |
North-Central | 18.7% |
North-East | 18.4% |
North-West | 24.2% |
South-East | 13.3% |
South-South | 12.1% |
South-West | 13.3% |
Distance to a health facility | |
Distance to a clinic is a big problem | 27.5% |
Getting medical help for self | |
Permission for self-medical help (big problem) | 11.7% |
Antenatal care variable | |
Number of ANC visits | |
≥ 4 times | 57.2% |
Sample size | 12,294 |
IPTp-SP intermittent preventive treatment in pregnancy with sulfadoxine–pyrimethamine, ANC antenatal care