Maxwell Adam Levinson, Justin Niestroy, Sadnan Al Manir, Karen Fairchild, Douglas E Lake, J Randall Moorman, Timothy Clark
FAIRSCAPE: a Framework for FAIR and Reproducible Biomedical Analytics
Neuroinformatics
pastoralists ethiopia benefit least healthsector advances compared countrys agrarian population maternity waiting homes mwhs established provide mothers living remote regions access skilled healthcare services pregnancy delivery postpartum periods however dearth data utilization mwhs pastoralist areas assess maternity waiting home utilization associated factors among pastoralist women gave birth last 12 months teltelle district southeastern ethiopia 2021 communitybased crosssectional study undertaken march 1 june 20 2021 multistage sampling technique used select 458 study subjects pretested structured questionnaire used gather data data entry analysis epidata version 4431 spss version 250 utilized respectively models bivariate multivariate logistic regression utilized identify associated factors multivariable analysis variables p 005 declared significantly associated maternity waiting home utilization total 458 pastoralist women participated study total participants 2664 95 confidence interval 22573070 women utilized mwhs womens husband education status complications last pregnancy family support mwhs community involvement support found significantly associated utilization mwhs study found utilization mwhs significantly lower pastoralist areas ethiopia agrarian areas previous pregnancy complications family support husbands literacy community support significantly associated improved maternity waiting home utilization encouraging community participation family support recommended improve utilization moreover increasing community involvement mwhs establishment sustainability expected stakeholders