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. 2023 Jan 9;10:972815. doi: 10.3389/fped.2022.972815

Table 2.

Proportion of women assessment report, staff–client interactions, and overall satisfaction with care.

Aspect of care Modality for which women's and assessors’ perspective around childbirth interventions was assessed Number of responses (%)
 Women's report (N = 100) Assessors’ observations (N = 53)
Vital signs checked at admission Eyelids/tongue/nails 26 (26%) 1 (2%)
Blood pressure 90 (90%) 52 (98%)
Urine tested (N = 52, 1 = N/A) 75 (75%) 41 (79%)
Fetal heart rate 92 (92%) 50 (94%)
Provider–client interactions Examination feedback given 47 (47%) 14 (27%)
Had an opportunity to discuss concerns 38 (38%)
Informed about actions and procedures taken, e.g., C/S, plan for delivery 17 (17%) 1 (2%)
Responsiveness of the health care provider (HCP) 81 (81%)
Satisfaction with care Satisfied with healthcare services 69 (69%)
Satisfied with information received from providers on breastfeeding 48 (48%)
Satisfied with information received from providers on postpartum care 41 (41%)
Satisfied with information received from providers on family planning 28 (28%)
Satisfactory attitude of the HCP 87 (87%)
Level of attention given to the baby 98 (98%)
Recommend this facility to others 91 (91%)
Will return to the same facility 82 (82%)