Michelle D Miranda, Patrick Buzzini, Peter R De Forest, Sheila Willis
An exercise in scientific problem-solving: Illustrating the utility of the principles of the Sydney Declaration
Journal of forensic sciences
assess magnitude dietary diversity associated factors among pregnant women rural communities jimma zone southwest ethiopia communitybased crosssectional study conducted 1 june 30 june 2020 study conducted seka chekorsa mana districts total 63 listed kebeles 21 randomly selected three hundred sixty firsttrimester pregnant women participated study used systematic random sampling method select participants hometohome census dietary diversity assessed using 24 hours dietary recall method descriptive statistics computed describe study subjects bivariate multivariable logistic regression run control possible confounding effects measure strength association outcome interest predictor overall magnitude adequate dietary diversity found 186 517 95 ci 461 564 attended elementary education adjusted aor245 95 ci 133 451 completed grade 8 aor605 95 ci 265 1380 attended high school aor1169 95 ci 376 3627 completed high school aor292 95 ci 116 732 husbands attended high school aor292 95 ci 115 747 family size less five aor344 95 ci 177666 positively significantly associated adequate dietary diversity hand additional meal pregnancy aor042 95 ci 021 083 negatively associated adequate dietary diversity observed adequate dietary diversity score pregnant women low compared pooled proportion dietary diversity conducted ethiopia therefore strengthening promoting female education intersectoral collaborations additional meal counselling pregnancy indispensable