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. 2022 Feb 18;22:134. doi: 10.1186/s12884-022-04445-0

Table 4.

Scores on the Mothers Autonomy in Decision Making Scale, Mothers on Respect Index and Childbirth Experience Questionnaire 2.0 of the total population who differed on maternal characteristics (N = 621)

Mothers’ Autonomy in Decision Making scale a Statistical differences among subgroups total population Mothers on Respect Index a Statistical differences among subgroups total population Childbirth Experience Questionnaire 2.0 Statistical differences among subgroups total population
Median (IQR) p-value Median (IQR) p-value Mean (SD) p-value
MATERNAL CHARACTERISTICS
Maternal age (in years) 0.11 0.06 0.05
   ≤ 25 35 (24-41) 74 (68-78) 3.17 (0.60)
  26-30 35 (25-41) 75 (69-79) 3.28 (0.51)
  31-35 34 (25-40) 74 (68-78) 3.21 (0.55)
   ≥ 36 36 (28-42) 76 (72-79) 3.38 (0.51)
Dutch regions 0.89 0.92 0.69
  North 35 (26-40) 74 (68-79) 3.25 (0.58)
  East 35 (24-41) 75 (71-78) 3.31 (0.48)
  South 35 (25-42) 75 (69-79) 3.24 (0.54)
  West 35 (25-40) 74 (70-79) 3.25 (0.50)
Ethnic background 0.53 0.91 0.25
  No migrant background (Dutch) 35 (26-41) 75 (69-78) 3.27 (0.53)
  Migrant background 34 (24-42) 74 (69-79) 3.14 (0.66)
Marital status 0.87 0.63 0.18
  Single 34 (21-42) 73 (62-79) 3.26 (0.53)
  Partner 35 (25-41) 75 (69-78) 3.05 (0.63)
Religion 0.28 0.84 0.28
  None 35 (26-41) 75 (69-79) 3.25 (0.55)
  Christianity, Islam or other 35 (23-41) 74 (70-78) 3.30 (0.51)
Education level 0.49 0.15 0.09
  Low 35 (24-41) 74 (64-78) 3.12 (0.65)
  Middle 35 (23-41) 74 (69-78) 3.25 (0.57)
  High 35 (27-41) 75 (70-79) 3.30 (0.48)
Income 0.82 0.03 0.07
   < €2000 35 (24-40) 74 (66-78) 3.20 (0.60)
  €2000-€2500 34 (27-41) 74 (71-79) 3.21 (0.46)
  €2501-€3500 35 (24-41) 74 (69-78) 3.21 (0.57)
   > €3500 35 (26-40) 75 (70-79) 3.31 (0.48)
  Unknown/does not want to answer 35 (29-42) 77 (73-79) 3.40 (0.48)

a MADM scores and MORi scores were at random selected if a women had completed these for each multiple healthcare professional that they encountered for in the intrapartum period