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. 2022 Apr 26;10:20503121221094904. doi: 10.1177/20503121221094904

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics of the study participants in public health facilities of Ilu Abba Bor zone, Southwest Ethiopia, 2019.

Variables Count N % Variables Count N %
Age in years 15–24 99 38.2 Husband’s occupation Employee (Governmental Organization/Non-governmental Organization) 18 6.9
25–34 125 48.3 Merchant 84 32.4
35–44 35 13.5 Student 66 25.5
Marital status Married 157 60.6 Farmer 28 10.8
Single 54 20.8 Daily worker 47 18.1
Divorced 28 10.8 Others b 16 6.2
Widowed 16 6.2 Husband’s educational status No education 34 13.1
Separated 4 1.5 Informal education 66 25.5
Religion Orthodox 58 22.4 Primary (grade 1–8) 77 29.7
Protestant 82 31.7 Secondary (grade 9–12) 54 20.8
Muslim 88 34.0 Tertiary (grade 12+) 28 10.8
Catholic 26 10.0
Others 5 1.9 Monthly income <$72 93 39.2
Ethnicity Oromo 124 47.9 $72–$143 90 38.0
Amhara 49 18.9 $144–$215 31 13.1
Guragie 40 15.4 >$215 23 9.7
Tigrie 28 10.8 Parity Nulliparous 54 20.8
Others a 18 6.9 1–2 108 41.7
Participant’s Educational status No education 49 18.9 >2 97 37.5
Informal education 51 19.7 Participant’s occupation Employee (GO/NGO) 42 16.2
Primary (grade 1–8) 105 40.5 Merchant 86 33.2
Student 57 22.0
Secondary (grade 9–12) 33 12.7 Farmer 38 14.7
Daily worker 24 9.3
Tertiary (12+) 21 8.1 Others b 12 4.6
a

Wolayita, Sidama, and Afar.

b

House wife, private, shopkeeper.