Brhane Ayele|Mulugeta Woldu Abrha|Haftom Gebrehiwot|Equbay Gebre-egziabher|Hailay Gebretnsae|Tsegay Hadgu|Alemnesh Araya Abrha|Araya Abrha Medhanyie
Magnitude and determinants for place of postnatal care utilization among mothers who delivered at home in Ethiopia: a multinomial analysis from the 2016 Ethiopian demographic health survey
Mekelle University|Mekelle University|Mekelle University|Mekelle University|Mekelle University|Mekelle University|Mekelle University|Mekelle University
half mothers ethiopia give birth home home based care within first week birth complementary strategy facilitybased postnatal care service critical increase survival mothers newborns however evidence utilization postnatal care location service among mothers delivered home ethiopia insufficiently documented therefore study assessed magnitude determinants place postnatal care service utilization among mothers delivered home ethiopiawe used 2016 ethiopian demographic health survey extracted data 4491 mothers delivered home 5 years preceding survey multinomial logistic regression model applied examine determinants facility home based postnatal care service utilization likelihood ratio test used see model fitness pvalue 005 used determine statistical significance 95 confidence intervalfrom total 4491 mothers delivered home 13029 23653 utilized postnatal service home health facility respectively urban region aor 0378 95ci 01930740 ever using calendar method delay pregnancy aor 0528 95ci 03370826 receiving four antenatal care visits aor 0245 95ci 01450413 bank account aor 0479 95ci 02430943 factors associated utilizing home based postnatal care similarly follower orthodox religion aor 1698 95ci 11372536 rich wealth index aor 0608 95ci 04240873 ever using calendar method delay pregnancy aor 0694 95ci 04990966 wantedness pregnancy aor 0264 95ci 03520953 receiving four antenatal care visits aor 0264 95ci 01840380 listening radio least week aor 0652 95ci 04320984 determinants facilitybased postnatal care utilizationthe coverage postnatal care service utilization among mothers delivered home low living urban region following orthodox religion higher wealth index bank account ever using calendar method delay pregnancy wantedness pregnancy receiving four antenatal care visit listening radio least weakly associated postnatal care service utilization therefore targeted measures improve socioeconomic status strengthen continuum care increase health literacy communication critically important increase postnatal care service utilization among women deliver home ethiopia