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. 2022 Jun 14;10:895339. doi: 10.3389/fped.2022.895339

TABLE 2.

Characteristics of the study sample and postnatal checkup for neonates (PNC) in Ethiopia (N = 7,586).

Variables Total PNC checkup
P-value*
Frequency (%) Yes No
Residence <0.001
Urban 969 (12.8) 177 (18.3) 792 (81.7)
Rural 6,617 (82.2) 455 (6.9) 6,162 (93.1)
Educational status <0.001
No education 4,788 (63.1) 315 (6.6) 4,473 (93.4)
Primary education 2,149 (28.3) 198 (9.2) 1,951 (90.8)
secondary and above 649 (8.6) 119 (18.4) 530 (81.6)
Distance to health facility <0.001
Big problem 4,404 (58.0) 249 (5.7) 4,154 (94.3)
Not big problem 3,182 (42.0) 383 (12.0) 2,800 (88.0)
ANC visit <0.001
Yes 4,753 (62.8) 553 (11.6) 4,200 (88.4)
No 2,818 (37.2) 79 (2.8) 2,739 (97.2)
Mode of delivery <0.001
Cesarean section 183 (2.4) 587 (7.9) 6,816 (92.1)
Vaginal 7,403 (97.6) 45 (24.8) 138 (75.2)
Awareness on neonatal danger sign <0.001
Yes 330 (4.3) 107 (32.4) 223 (67.6)
No 7,256 (95.7) 526 (7.2) 6,731 (92.8)
Place of birth <0.001
Health institution 2,401 (32.1) 363 (15.1) 2,038 (84.9)
Home 5,071 (67.9) 252 (5.0) 4,819 (95.0)
Birth order 0.002
1st 1,435 (18.9) 163 (11.4) 1,272 (88.6)
2–4 3,188 (42.0) 265 (8.3) 2,923 (91.7)
≥5 2,963 (39.1) 204 (6.9) 2,759 (93.1)

*Rao-Scott chi-square p-value.