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Table 2 Obstetric conditions and outcomes of the study participants, Wolaita Zone, southern Ethiopia (n = 414)

From: Quality of emergency obstetric and newborn care services in Wolaita Zone, Southern Ethiopia

Variable

Category

Frequency

Percent

Duration of stay at the health facility

One day

337

81.4%

More than one day

77

18.6%

Number of women in one delivery room

One patient

107

25.8%

Two patients

171

41.3%

Three and above patients

136

32.9%

Pregnancy outcome (current)

Live born baby

378

91.3

Stillbirth

9

2.2

Abortion

27

6.5

Mode of current delivery

SVD

362

87.4

Assisted (instrumental) or abortion

52

12.6

Episiotomy was done (current delivery)

No

268

64.7

Yes

146

35.3

Delivered previous child at any health facility

No

23

5.6

Yes

391

94.4

ANC follow-up for this pregnancy

No

45

10.9

Yes

369

89.1

Place of ANC follow-up (n = 369)

This health facility

233

63.1

Another health facility

136

32.9

Patient’s sex preference of care provider

Male

180

43.5

Female

234

56.5

Sex of care provider (n = 136)

Male

101

74.3

Female

35

25.7

Women served by the care provider (qualification)

General practitioner

49

11.8%

Specialist obstetrician/gynecologist

28

6.8%

Nurse

20

4.8%

Midwife

287

69.3%

IESO

30

7.2%

Women served by the care provider (sex)

Male

169

40.8%

Female

245

59.2%

Women served by the care provider (experience)

<=5 years

150

36.2%

6–10 years

161

38.9%

> 10 years

103

24.9%