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. 2023 Jan 30;3:902876. doi: 10.3389/fgwh.2022.902876

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics of pregnant women receiving antenatal care at public health facilities in the West Shewa Zone, Central Ethiopia, 2021.

Variable Category Frequency (N = 420) Percentage
Age in years <20 53 12.9
21–34 335 81.5
>35 23 5.6
Marital status Married 401 97.6
Not married 10 2.4
Ethnicity Oromo 388 94.4
Amhara 17 4.1
Gurage 6 1.5
Religion Protestant 226 55
Orthodox 160 38.9
Othersa 25 6.1
Mother occupation Housewife 227 55.2
Private employee 80 19.5
Government employee 64 15.6
Othersb 40 9.7
Husband occupation Not working 19 4.6
Private employee 231 56.2
Government employee 149 36.3
Othersb 12 2.9
Mothers’ education No formal education 41 10
Primary school 110 26.8
High school 131 31.9
College and above 129 31.4
Husband education No formal education 34 8.3
Primary school 59 14.4
Secondary school 128 31.1
College and above 190 46.2
Residence Rural 241 60.1
Urban 164 39.9
Average monthly incomec <1,380 67 16.3
1,381–6,900 222 54
>6,901 122 29.7
a

Wakefata and Catholic.

b

Students, daily labourers, and non-government organization employee.

c

WHO income classification for developing countries using Ethiopian Birr.