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Table 3 Type of neglected and non-consented care during facility-based childbirth in Central Tigray, north Ethiopia, 2020 (n = 415)

From: Neglected and non-consented care during childbirth in public health facilities in Central Tigray, Ethiopia

Category and types of neglected and non-consented care

Experience D and A

Yes %

No%

Non—consent to care

326 (78.6)

89 ( 21.4)

  The health care worker introduces themselves and greets the mother and her support person

43 (10.4)

372 (89.6)

  The health care worker encouraged the mother to ask questions

151 (36.4)

264 (63.6)

  The health care worker responds to the mother's question with politeness and truthiness

261 (62.9)

154 (37.1)

  The health care worker explains what is being done and what to expect throughout labor and birth

280 (67.5)

135 (32.5)

  The health care worker gives periodic updates on the progress of your labor

292 (70.4)

123 (29.6)

  Health care workers permit the mother to the choice of position for birth

164 (39.5)

251 (60.5)

  A health care worker can obtain consent or permission

111 (26.7)

304 (73.3)

Neglected care

342 (82.4)

73 (17.6)

  Health care workers ignored you when you called for help

55 (13.3)

360 (86.7)

  Left unattended during the second stage of labor

38 (9.2)

377 (90.8)

  Demonstrating the caring culturally inappropriate way

13 (3.1)

402 (96.9)

  The separate mother from the baby without medical indication

314 (75.7)

101 (24.3)