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Table 4 Distribution of communication and autonomy items, Dessie Town, 2019 (n = 310)

From: Determinants of person-centered maternity care at the selected health facilities of Dessie town, Northeastern, Ethiopia: community-based cross-sectional study

Items

No, never (%)

Yes, few times (%)

Yes, most of the time (%)

Yes, all the time (%)

Providers introduced themselvesa

200 (64.5)

53 (17.1)

37 (11.9)

20 (6.5)

Providers called me by my namea

51 (16.5)

58 (18.7)

125 (40.3)

76 (24.5)

Feel involved in decisions about my care

25 (8.1)

77 (24.8)

162 (52.3)

46 (14.8)

Consent to examinations and procedures

46 (14.8)

80 (25.8)

116 (37.4)

68 (21.9)

Allowed position of choice

22 (7.1)

83 (26.8)

138 (44.5)

67(21.6)

Spoken in a language I understand

4 (1.3)

33 (10.6)

77 (24.8)

196 (63.2)

Examinations and procedures were explained

38 (12.3)

93 (30)

119 (38.4)

60 (19.4)

Purpose of medicines was explained#

27 (8.7)

97 (31.3)

136 (43.9)

44 (14.2)

Feel comfortable to ask questions I had to

Providers

11(3.5)

69 (22.3)

126 (40.6)

104 (33.5)

  1. aThe choice of the item was changed into (No, none of them, Yes, few of them, Yes, most of them and Yes, all of them) #Did not get any medicine 6 (1.9%)