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Table 4 Percentage of women who perceived each item in the CPQIPNC questionnaire as “good” or “very good” (N = 1265)

From: Client perceived quality of the postnatal care provided by public sector specialized care institutions following a normal vaginal delivery in Sri Lanka: a cross sectional study

Domain and Item

Number

Percentage (%)

Interpersonal care

 1

Woman’s perception about the friendliness shown towards her by the HCWsa in the Postnatal Ward

1210

95.7

 2

Woman’s perception about the patience shown by the HCWs when she did not cooperate with them

1166

92.2

 3

Woman’s perception about the promptness of the attention given by the HCWs when she needed it

1194

94.4

 4

Woman’s perception about the availability of pain relief during the postpartum period

1233

97.4

 5

Woman’s perception about the way her privacy was respected by the HCWs in the Postnatal Ward

1249

98.8

 6

Woman’s perception about the willingness of the health care workers to discuss about her concerns

1155

91.3

 7

Woman’s perception about the way health care workers treated her family members

1203

95.1

Technical care and Information

 8

Woman’s perception about the help given for initiation of breast feeding in the labour room

1224

96.8

 9

Woman’s perception about the help she received from the health care workers to take care of the baby

1191

94.2

 10

Woman’s perception about the help she received from the health care workers to take care of herself

1163

91.9

 11

Woman’s perception about the adequacy of information given to take care of the baby

1200

94.8

 12

Woman’s perception about the adequacy of information given on proper method of breast feeding

1237

97.8

 13

Woman’s perception about the adequacy of information to identify danger signalsb following delivery, for the mother & the baby

1163

91.9

 14

Woman’s perception about the skills of the HCWs to identify and manage health issues of the baby

1225

96.9

 15

Woman’s perception about the skills of the HCWs to identify and manage health issues in relation to her

1219

96.4

 16

Woman’s perception about adequacy of information received to clarify any issues she had

1169

92.4

Ward facilities and Cleanliness

 17

Woman’s perception about the Cleanliness of the ward

1222

96.6

 18

Woman’s perception about the Cleanliness of the toilets & washrooms

1032

81.1

 19

Woman’s perception about adequacy of space in the postnatal ward

1114

88.0

 20

Woman’s perception about the availability of adequate facilities in the ward in relation to the number of patients

1124

88.8

 21

Woman’s perception about adequacy of delivery beds in the labour room

1235

97.7

 22

Woman’s perception about the availability of adequate numbers of HCWs

1232

97.4

 23

Woman’s perception about the ability to get some rest in the postnatal ward (without the interferences such as light, noise, ward activities)

1130

89.3

  1. aHCW Health care worker
  2. bDanger signs – instances that requires mother and the baby to return to the hospital/ consult a doctor immediately