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Table 2 Obstetric characteristics of mothers who gave birth at public health facilities in west Shewa zone, Oromia region, Ethiopia, 2018

From: Mother’s satisfaction with the existing labor and delivery care services at public health facilities in West Shewa zone, Oromia region, Ethiopia

Characteristics

Categories

Number (N = 558)

Percent (%)

Ever given Birth before

Yes

411

73.7

No

147

26.3

Number of Parity

Primi-para

147

26.3

2–3

207

37.1

>  4

204

36.6

Had ANC follow-ups

Yes

528

94.6

No

30

5.4

Number of ANC follow-ups

No ANC follow-up

30

5.4

Once to twice

90

16.1

Three times

173

31.0

Four and above

265

47.5

HCPs discussed the place of delivery during ANC

Yes

453

81.2

No

105

18.8

Discussed place of delivery with partner

Yes

400

71.7

No

158

28.3

Duration spent on labor

Less than or equal to 12 h

410

73.5

More than 12 h

148

26.5

Mode of Delivery

Spontaneous vaginal delivery

446

79.9

Assisted vaginal Delivery

44

7.9

Cesarean section

68

12.2

Condition of the mother during childbirth

No Complications

490

87.8

Had Complications

68

12.2

Time of delivery

Day time

298

53.4

Night Time

260

46.6

Who attended your delivery

Midwife

414

74.2

Nurse or Health Officer

38

6.8

Doctors or Emergency Surgeon

106

19.0

Asked your consent before performing procedures

Not asked me

79

14.2

Yes

235

42.1

No Procedure is done for me

244

43.7

Presence of cultural practices for mothers (Coffee or porridge)

Yes

504

90.3

No

54

9.7

Admitted to maternity waiting home before labor started

Yes

32

5.7

No

526

94.3