Van Lewis King, Gregg Siegel, Henry Richard Priesmeyer, Leslie H Siegel, Jennifer S Potter
Development and Evaluation of a Digital App for Patient Self-Management of Opioid Use Disorder: Usability, Acceptability, and Utility Study
JMIR formative research
half pregnant women ethiopia receive recommended number antenatal care visits afar region women limited access healthcare services due pastoral livelihood evidence noncompliance adequate number antenatal care visits scarce therefore study intended examine level nonadherence recommended antenatal care visits associated factors pastoral community northeast ethiopia communitybased crosssectional study conducted 04 february 22 march 2020 among randomly selected 703 women gave birth within 24 months preceding survey transform hdr districts afar region data collected using pretested structured intervieweradministered questionnaire data entered epidata version 42 finally exported stata version 16 analysis bivariable multivariable binary logistic regression analyses done identify factors affecting nonadherence recommended antenatal care visits odds ratio corresponding 95 confidence interval computed statistical significance explanatory variables declared pvalue 005 nonadherence recommended antenatal care visits 570 95 ci 533607 attending primary aor 95 ci 039 022072 secondary education aor 95 ci 025 008077 married age 18 years older aor 95 ci 048 036071 attending antenatal care health center aor 95 ci 046 026081 associated decreased odds nonadherence recommend visits moreover higher likelihood nonadherence found among women households possessing communication media aor 95 ci 185 118288 initiated antenatal care attendance second aor 95 ci 523 354772 third trimesters aor 95 ci 881 1884120 nearly six ten women receive recommended antenatal care visits consistent national prevalence womens education age marriage type health facility possession mass media timing antenatal care attendance associated nonadherence recommended antenatal care visits thus improving womens literacy dissemination information regarding antenatal care mass media strengthening interventions targeted end child marriage important scaling level adherence moreover supporting communitybased health education health extension programs crucial reaching women limited access mass media