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Table 5 Distribution of supportive care items, Dessie Town, 2019 (n = 310)

From: Determinants of person-centered maternity care at the selected health facilities of Dessie town, Northeastern, Ethiopia: community-based cross-sectional study

Items

No, never (%)

Yes, few times (%)

Yes, most of the time (%)

Yes, all the time (%)

Allowed a labor companiona

144 (46.5)

49 (15.8)

56 (18.1)

55 (17.7)

Allowed a delivery companion

216 (69.7)

38 (12.3)

37 (11.9)

19 (6.1)

Providers talk to me about how I was feeling

20 (6.5)

62 (20)

160 (51.6)

68 (21.9)

Providers supported me when I had anxieties and fears

22 (7.1)

54 (17.4)

159 (51.3)

75 (24.2)

Feel providers did their best to control my pain

17 (5.5)

56 (18.1)

138 (44.5)

99 (31.9)

Providers paid attention when I needed help

11 (3.5)

60 (19.4)

130 (41.9)

109 (35.2)

Feel providers took the best care of me

11 (3.5)

52 (16.8)

148 (47.7)

99 (31.9)

Trust providers with regards to my care

4 (1.3)

54 (17.4)

135 (43.5)

117 (37.7)

Feel there were enough providers to care for me

10 (3.2)

67 (21.6)

119 (38.4)

114 (36.8)

Feel facility was crowded (RC)

94 (30.3)

65 (21)

99 (31.9)

52 (16.8)

Facility had water

33 (10.6)

58 (18.7)

74 (23.9)

145 (46.8)

Facility had electricity

2 (0.6)

25 (8.1)

48 (15.5)

235 (75.8)

Feel safe in the facility

11 (3.5)

54 (17.4)

156 (50.3)

89 (28.7)

Feeling about waiting time

Very long (%)

Somewhat long (%)

Little long (%)

Very short (%)

39 (12.6)

91 (29.4)

109 (35.2)

71 (22.9)

Thinking the general environment of the health facility; the facility was

Very dirty (%)

Dirty (%)

Clean (%)

Very clean (%)

11 (3.5)

54 (17.4)

203 (65.5)

42 (13.5)

  1. aI did not want someone to stay with me 6 (1.9%)RC Reverse Coded