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Table 6 Predictors of knowledge of danger signs of women with their coefficients of the binomial regression model

From: A cross-sectional study of the role of men and the knowledge of danger signs during pregnancy in southern Mozambique

Variables

Poor knowledge of danger signs (0 or 1)

Some Knowledge (2 or more)

Beta coefficient

P-Value

% (n)

% (n)

  

Education

 No

31.43(11)

68.57(24)

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 Primary Level

28.46(72)

71.54(181)

−0.07

0.86

 Secondary Level

30.00(6)

70.00(14)

−0.27

0.65

 Higher

66.66(2)

33.33(1)

−1.07

0.46

Age

 18–21

29.55(13)

70.45(31)

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 21–25

29.51(18)

70.49(43)

0.01

0.99

 25–35

29.61(45)

70.39(107)

0.02

0.98

 > 35

27.78(15)

72.22(39)

0.24

0.62

Marital Status

 Not in relationship

28.89(13)

71.11(32)

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 In relationship

29.32(78)

70.68(188)

−0.14

0.73

Place of last delivery

 Hospital

29.35(86)

70.65(207)

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 At home

27.78(5)

72.22(13)

0.32

0.59

Number of ANC visits*

 0 ANCs

53.85(7)

46.15(66

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 < 4 ANCs

32.08(17)

67.92(36)

0.87

0.18

 > =4 ANCs.

28.38(63)

71.62(159)

1.03

0.08

 Don’t know*

17.39(4)

82.61(19)

1.73

0.03

Communication regarding ANC*

 No

40.00(30)

60.00(45)

REF

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 Yes*

25.85(61)

74.15(175)

0.68

0.03

Male attendance last pregnancy

 No

31.82(70)

68.18(150)

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 Yes

23.08(21)

76.92(70)

0.33

0.32

Number of children alive

 0–2

17.07(7)

82.93(34)

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 3–5.

30.57(59)

69.43(134)

−0.88

0.06

 > 5.

32.47(25)

67.53(52)

−0.95

0.06

  1. Levels of significance:. = p < 0.1; * = p < 0.05; ** = p < 0.01