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Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of participants (n = 499)

From: Pregnant women’s satisfaction with the quality of antenatal care and the continued willingness to use health facility care in Lusaka district, Zambia

Variable

n

%

Maternal age

  

 <20

45

9.0

 20 – 24

168

33.7

 25 – 29

146

29.3

 30 – 34

91

18.2

 35 – 39

37

7.4

 ≥40

12

2.4

Mean age

26.3

SD = 5.7

Marital status

  

 Single

138

27.7

 Married

361

72.3

Area of residence

  

 Low density

36

7.2

 Medium density

148

29.7

 High density

315

63.1

Education attainment

  

 None

14

2.8

 Primary

165

33.1

 Secondary

264

52.9

 Tertiary

56

11.2

Parity (no. children)

  

 Primiparae

143

28.7

 Multiparous

356

71.3

Mean parity

1.5

SD = 1.4

Employment of pregnant women

  

 Employed

138

27.7

 Not employed

361

72.3

Spouse/husband’s occupation*

  

 Employed

266

53.3

 Not employed

233

46.7

HH income (Kwacha)

  

 ≤3000

392

78.6

 >3001 - ≤6000

73

14.6

 >6000

34

6.8

Mean HH income

28.3

SD = 22.7

Time to hospital

  

 <30 mins

361

72.3

 ≥30 mins

138

27.7

Mean time to clinic

28.3

SD = 22.7

Level of hospital

  

 First Level Hospital

126

25.3

 Urban Health Centre

373

74.7

Pregnancy (weeks)

  

 <12 weeks

44

8.8

 13 – 26

243

48.7

 27 – 32

181

36.3

 Above 33 weeks

31

6.2