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Table 1 Baseline characteristics of pregnant women who attended first ANC visits in Moshi municipality (N = 350)

From: Efficacy of mobile phone intervention to increase male partner antenatal care attendance for HIV testing in Moshi municipal, Tanzania: a randomized controlled trial

Characteristics

Control

Intervention

Total

P-value

 

(n = 175)

(n = 175)

  

Socio-demographic

    

Maternal Age (in years)

    

 18–34

141 (80.6)

154 (88.0)

295 (84.3)

0.056

 35–49

34 (19.4)

21 (12.0)

55 (15.7)

 

    Median (IQR)

  

26(23,31)

 

Residence

    

    Rural

44 (25.1)

54 (30.9)

98 (28.0)

0.234

    Urban

131 (74.9)

121 (69.1)

252 (72.0)

 

Marital status

    

 Married/cohabiting

122 (69.7)

142 (81.1)

264 (75.4)

0.013

 Single/separated

53 (30.3)

33 (18.9)

86 (24.6)

 

Education

    

    No formal/Primary

80 (45.7)

90 (51.4)

170 (48.6)

0.042

    Secondary

65 (37.2)

44 (25.2)

109 (31.1)

 

    College

30 (17.1)

41 (23.4)

71 (20.3)

 

Employment

    

    Employed

67 (38.3)

76 (43.4)

143 (40.9)

0.328

    Unemployed

108 (61.7)

99 (56.6)

207 (59.1)

 

Health facility

    

    Majengo

118 (67.4)

117 (66.9)

235 (67.1)

0.909

    St. Joseph

57 (32.6)

58 (33.)

115 (32.9)

 

Clinical characteristics

    

Gravidity

    

    Primigravida

66 (37.7)

85 (48.5)

151 (43.2)

0.074

    Multigravida

98 (56.0)

82 (46.9)

180 (51.4)

 

    Grand multigravida

11 (6.3)

8 (4.6)

19 (5.4)

 

Pregnancy type

    

    Planned

79 (45.1)

85 (48.6)

164 (46.9)

0.520

    Unplanned

96 (54.9)

90 (51.4)

186(53.1)

 

Complications in the previous pregnancy

    

    No

159 (90.9)

153(87.4)

312 (89.1)

0.027

    Yes

16 (9.1)

22 (12.6)

38(10.9)

 

HIV status(n = 348)

    

    Negative

158(90.3)

149(86.1)

307(88.2)

0.229

    Positive

17 (9.7)

24 (13.9)

41(11.8)

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