Author year | Journal | Setting | Region | Design | Sample size | Prevalence | Significant variables with 95 CI |
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Beyene D. A et al., 2023 [17] | SAGE Open Nursing | Community | Central Ethiopia | MS | 582 | 43 | (ANC) follow-up (AORβ=β5.1β=β.95% CIβ=β(2.6β9.9)), having no recent complications during birth (AORβ=β1.9β=β95% CIβ=β(1.02β3.6), having information about the time of baby bathing (AORβ=β6.02, 95% CIβ=β(3.9, 9.3)), knowledge of hypothermia (AORβ=β3.3β=β95.6% CI (1.9β5.8), and poor knowledge about neonatal danger signs |
Fenta Kebede, B et al., 2022 [5] | Pediatric Health Med Ther | Hospital | Oromia | CS | 388 | 32.5 | Vaginal mode of delivery (AOR: 3.84 (95% CI: 1.96β7.52)), poor knowledge about danger signs (AOR: 6.78 (95% CI: 3.77β12.19), poor knowledge about hypothermia (AOR: 0.35 (95% CI: 0.20β0.58) and educational level of women (AOR: 0.33 (95% CI: 0.15β0.73) |
Getachew, G. et al., 2023 [18] | Journal of Tropical Pediatrics | Hospital | Afar | CS | 386 | 73.1 | Mothers who attained college or higher education [adjusted odds ratio (AOR) ΒΌ 0.21; 95% CI 0.06β0.66], those who were from urban areas (AORΒΌ0.19; 95% CI 0.09β0.42) and those who gave birth using operational delivery (e.g. cesarean section and instrumental delivery) (AORΒΌ0.01; 95% CI 0.01β0.04) |
Girma, Tsinuel, 2008 [20] | Ethiop J Health Sci | Community | Oromia | CS | 610 | 58.4 | Β |
Wako WG et al., 2022 [21] | PLOS GLOBAL PUBLIC HEALTH | Community | Oromia | MS | 388 | 84 | Β |
Welay, Fissaha T et al., 2020 [6] | The Open Public Health Journal | Hospital | Harar | CS | 433 | 35.4 | Uneducated (AORβ=β3.12 95% CI: (2.12β5.3), no knowledge of hypothermia (AORβ=β4.95 95% CI: (3.10β12.2), being primipara (AORβ=β3.5 95% CI: (2.5β5.6) and no utilization of newborn bed net (AORβ=β6.2 95% CI: (3.3β45) |