Pre-Intervention (June 2004) | Post-Intervention (Nov, 2006) | |||||
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Proportion of Respondents | Female n = 138 | Male n = 100 | Total n = 238 | Female n = 173 | Male n = 69 | Total n = 242 |
Able to mention at least three risks practices during pregnancy | 52 (47.3) | 58 (58%) | 110 (46.2%) | 89 (51.4%) | 39 (55%) | 128 (52.9%) |
Able to identify three danger signs during pregnancy | 72 (52.3%) | 54 (54%) | 126 (52.9%) | 94 (54.3%) | 42 (60.9%) | 136 (56.2%) |
Able to mention three complications during delivery | 66 (47.8%) | 41 (41%) | 107 (44.9%) | 92 (53.2%) | 36 (52.2) | 128 (52.9%) |
Able to identify at least 3 practices that contributes to delay in seeking care | 65 (47.1%) | 52 (52%) | 117 (46.6%) | 95 (55.2%) | 40 (58%) | 135 (55.9%) |
Respondents who do not believe pregnant complications are due to non-observance of tradition | 32 (23.2%) | 36 (36%) | 68 (28.7%) | 74 (42.8%) | 40 (58%) | 114 (47.1%) |