Qinghua Zhang, Jinyu Yin, Yujie Wang, Li Song, Tongtong Liu, Shengguang Cheng, Siyi Shang
A nomogram for predicting the infectious disease-specific health literacy of older adults in China
Asian nursing research
although consistent improvements maternal mortality remains high developing countries due unequal access healthcare services pregnancy childbirth thus study aimed analyze variations number antenatal care utilizations associated factors among pregnant women urban rural ethiopia total 3962 pregnant women included analysis 2019 ethiopian demographic health survey data negative binomial poisson regression statistical model used analyze data using stata version 140 incident rate ratio 95 confidence interval used show significantly associated variables 3962 weighted 391667 pregnant women 155 1521 lived urban 848 2929 rural residences use antenatal care services 2019 women age group 2024 irr 130 95ci105161 2529 irr 156 95ci127192 3034 irr 165 95ci133205 3539 years old irr 155 95ci118203 attending primary secondary higher education irr 118 95ci107130 irr 126 95ci113142 irr 125 95ci111141 respectively reside middle household wealth irr 131 95ci113152 richer irr 145 95ci126166 richest irr 168 95ci146193 increases number antenatal care utilization among urban residences attending primary irr 134 95ci124145 secondary irr 154 95ci134176 higher education irr 158 95ci128195 following protestant irr 076 95ci069083 muslim irr 079 95ci073085 others irr 056 95ci043071 religions reside poorer middle richer richest household wealth irr 151 95ci137167 irr 166 95ci150183 irr 171 95ci155191 irr 189 95ci172209 respectively married widowedseparated irr 185 95ci119286 irr 195 95ci124307 respectively significantly associated number antenatal care utilization among rural residences utilization antenatal care low among rural residents among urban residents increase frequency antenatal care utilization health extension workers supporting actors give special attention pregnant women low socioeconomic educational levels safetynet lens