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. 2022 Apr 9;22:107. doi: 10.1186/s12905-022-01695-0

Table 1.

Sociodemographic and economic characteristics of women who received maternal health care services in public hospitals of Arba Minch and Wolayita Sodo town, southern Ethiopia, 2021

Variables Cases (n = 103) Controls (n = 309)
Respondent’s age (in years)
15–19 31(30.1) 20 (6.47)
20–24 22(21.36) 74 (23.95)
25–29 28(27.18) 140(45.31)
 ≥ 30 22(21.36) 75(24.27)
Ethnicity
Wolayita 52(50.49) 155 (50.16)
Gamo 28(27.18) 111 (35.92)
Amhara 13(12.62) 16 (5.18)
Gofa 6(5.83) 13 (4.21)
Other* 4(3.88) 14 (4.53)
Residence
Urban 76 (73.79) 175 (56.63)
Rural 27 (26.21) 134 (43.37)
Marital status
Single 49 (47.57) 1 (0.32)
Married 41 (39.81) 306 (99.03)
Other© 13 (12.62) 2 (0.65)
Religion
Orthodox 45 (43.69) 131 (42.39)
Protestant 45 (43.69) 151 (48.87)
Catholic 8 (7.77) 13 (4.21)
Muslim 5 (4.85) 14 (4.53)
Educational status
No formal education 11 (10.68) 61 (19.74)
Primary 26 (25.24) 67 (21.68)
Secondary 43 (41.75) 90 (29.13)
Diploma and above 23 (22.33) 91 (29.45)
Average monthly income(USD)
 < 50 (low) 62 (60.19) 130 (42.07)
50–100 (medium) 22 (21.36) 98 (31.72)
 ≥ 101 (high) 19 (18.45) 81 (26.21)
Occupational status
Government employee 23 (22.33) 68 (22.01)
Merchant 19 (18.45) 68 (22.01)
Student 34 (33.01) 27 (8.74)
Housewife 13 (12.62) 106 (34.30)
Other ±  14 (13.59) 40 (12.94)

*Tigre and Oromo, © separated, widowed and divorced, ± daily labor and unspecified