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Table 3 Mother’s satisfaction with care during labor and delivery 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

Categories

Variables

Satisfied with LAD care

Yes

N (%)

No

N (%)

Physical and Staff accessibility

Examination area cleanliness and comfort

358(64.2)

200(35.8)

Overall cleanness of the facility/including waiting area

334(59.9)

224(40.1)

Accessibility and cleanness of toilets/shower

153(27.4)

405(72.6)

Availability of supplies basic drugs and equipment

429(76.9)

129(23.1)

Technical competency of care providers

525(94.1)

33(5.9)

Waiting time to be seen by the health worker

487(87.3)

71(12.7)

Interaction with Providers and Staff of the Health Facility

HCP were friendly and welcoming on arrival

477(85.5)

81(14.5)

HCPs were encouraging and reassuring during LAD

457(81.9)

101(18.1)

HCPs were helpful during labor and/or birth

515(92.3)

43(7.7)

Overall care during labor and birth was good

505(90.5)

53(9.5)

HCP kept you informed what was happening during LAD

351(62.9)

207(37.1)

Involvement of patient in decision making

472(84.6)

86(15.4)

Presence of support person during birth

346(62.0)

212(38.0)

Confidentiality and trust in providers

458(82.1)

100(17.9)

Delivery position of patient choice

281(50.4)

277(49.6)

Provision of Respect and Privacy

Respect and assurance of privacy during exam and delivery

489(87.6)

69(12.4)

Providers used appropriate/friendly language

523(93.7)

35(6.3)

Overall satisfaction with labor and delivery care services received from health facilities in West Shewa zone

339(60.8%)

219(39.2)