Nader Alaridah, Sara Abu-Mutaw', Ghayda Abu-Assaf, Leen Al Dwikat, Raba'a F Jarrar, Haneen O Abuhani, Basmalah Al-Hawadi, Saif Alhawadi, Mohammad Al Shdifat, Rayan M Joudeh
Sociodemographic Determinants of Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Toward Hepatitis B Infection Among Pregnant Women: A Cross-National Study in Jordan
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past five years observational evidence suggests rates determinants preterm birth may changed due effect coronavirus disease 2019 covid19 pandemic humanitarian crises environment study aimed determine incidence associated factors outcomes preterm birth tertiary hospitals enugu southeastern nigeria crosssectional study included 238 pregnant women university nigeria teaching hospital unth enugu state university science technology teaching hospital esutth parklane mother christ specialist hospital mocsh enugu april 2022 march 2023 eligible consenting participants recruited 2836 weeks 6 days gestational age followed delivery relevant outcome variables sociodemographic characteristics gestational age delivery pregnancy outcomes recorded pro forma data analyzed using ibm statistical package social sciences spss statistics windows version 220 armonk ny ibm corp incidence preterm birth 166 37223 spontaneous preterm birth constituting 24 37 645 cases mean age participants 303 48 years advanced maternal age 35 years p 001 adjusted odds ratio aor 001 confidence interval ci 0000144 low socioeconomic status p 004 aor 040 ci 011146 history miscarriage p 002 aor 006 ci 001059 factors associated spontaneous preterm birth neonatal death occurred 216 837 cases within first 24 hours rates cesarean section low birth weight 73 2737 incidence preterm birth high enugu associated factors advanced maternal age low socioeconomic status history miscarriage