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Table 2 Characteristics of the health facilities in Ethiopia, 2016, (N = 2611)

From: Health care professionals’ adherence to partograph use in Ethiopia: analysis of 2016 national emergency obstetric and newborn care survey

Characteristics

Frequency

percentage

Types of partograph used reported

 Modified type of WHO partograph

2254

86.3

 Simplified type of WHO partograph

31

1.2

 Composite type of WHO partograph

49

1.9

 aOther types

4

0.2

 Didn’t mentioned any of them

273

10.4

Managing authority

 Public facilities

2545

97.5

 NGO-not-for –profit

14

0.5

 Private-for-profit

23

0.9

 Mission/faith based facilities

29

1.1

Facility location

 Urban

1119

42.9

 Rural

1492

57.1

Staffs trained for partograph( n  = 2610)

 Yes

2282

87.4

 No

328

12.6

Partograph used in the last 3 months

 Yes

2519

96.6

 No

90

3.4

Reasons why not used in the last 3 months ( n  = 90)

 Shortage of staff

4

4.4

 Lack of training

6

6.7

 Interruption of partograph forms

64

71.1

 Weak management

10

10.9

 Lack of supportive policy

4

4.3

 There were no clients

10

10.9

staff rotation in maternity care unit ( n  = 2610)

 Yes

876

33.6

 No

1734

66.4

Availability of labour management protocol

 Reported as not available

1092

41.8

 Reported and observed

1311

50.2

 Reported but couldn’t find

208

8

  1. aOther types: follow up labour progress recording sheet and lab request papers