Peter Cassey, Guy E Hawkins, Chris Donkin, Scott D Brown
Using alien coins to test whether simple inference is Bayesian
Journal of experimental psychology. Learning, memory, and cognition
involvement male partners antenatal care anc effective approach improve maternal child health outcomes also enhances maternal healthcare utilization males prevails decisionmaking regarding healthcare utilization developing countries including ethiopia despite acknowledged importance male partners involvement research data study area therefore purpose study assess status male partners involvement antenatal care associated factors chencha town found southern region ethiopia study adopted communitybased crosssectional design april 130 2022 among 560 male partners chencha town collect data use structured pretested intervieweradministered questionnaire study participants selected using simple random sampling method analysis data performed using statistical package social sciences spss version 25 descriptive statistics including mean frequency percentage used summarize pertinent characteristics study participants bivariable multivariable logistic regression analyses carried detect association independent outcome variables statistical significance set p 005 final model study found 57 95 ci 5361 male partners involved antenatal care age 20 29 aor 260 95ci126 537 secondary educational level aor 204 95ci108 388 government workers aor 203 95ci112 367 exposure information male involvement antenatal care aor 437 95ci 277 691 males knowledge pregnancy danger sign aor 255 95ci 162 402 factors positively associated male partner involvement antenatal care prevalence male partner involvement antenatal care relatively high still needs improved reach acceptable level involvement thrives among aged 2029 years exposed information male involvement antenatal care higher education levels government employees aware pregnancy danger signs factors used target interventions aim increase male involvement antenatal care helps improve health mothers children