Women’s knowledge towards neonatal danger signs and its associated factors in Ethiopia: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Table 1 Study characteristics included in the systematic review and meta-analysis on knowledge of neonatal danger signs and associated factors among women in Ethiopia

Authors	Region	Study area	Publication year	Spontaneous response	Study setting	Study design	Sample size	Prevalence
Nigatu et al, (2015) [18]	Amhara	Gondar	2015	At least three	Community	Cross-sectional	603	18.2
Yadeta TA, (2018) [23]	Oromia	East Hararge	2018	At least four	Community	Cross-sectional	757	9.4
Mersha A et al., (2017) [20]	SSNPR	Chencha	2017	At least three	Community	Cross-sectional	630	50.3
Misgna et al., (2016) [26]	Tigray	Gulomekada	2016	At least three	Community	Cross-sectional	296	50.0
Fissaha T et al., (2018) [29]	Harar	Harar	2018	At least three	Facility	Cross-sectional	432	32.9
Berhane M et al., (2018) [22]	Oromia	Jimma	2018	At least three	Community	Cross-sectional	422	34.8
Adem N, et al., (2017) [25]	Tigray	Mekelle	2017	At least three	Facility	Cross-sectional	350	50.6
Desalegn et al., (2018) [16]	Amhara	Gondar	2018	At least three	Community	Cross-sectional	845	64.1
Melese et al., (2018) [17]	Amhara	Woldia	2018	At least six	Facility	Cross-sectional	197	11.7
Fekecha B et al., (2017) [19]	SSNPR	Wolkite	2017	At least three	Community	Cross-sectional	368	31.5
Demis B et al., (2018) [28]	AA*	AA*	2018	At least one	Facility	Cross-sectional	512	88.9
Berhea TA et al., (2018) [27]	Tigray	Mekelle	2018	At least three	Community	Cross-sectional	456	66.2
Bulto et al., (2019) [24]	Oromia	Ambo	2019	At least three	Facility	Cross-sectional	404	20.3
Degefa et al., (2019) [21]	**SNNPR	Arba Minch	2019	At least two	Facility	Cross-sectional	345	40.9

*SNNPR Southern nation nationalities and peoples reperesentatives, AA* Addis Ababa

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