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Table 1 Demographic information of participants in Debre Libanos District, Oromia regional state, Ethiopia, 2019

From: Exploration of facilitators of and barriers to the community-based service utilization for newborn possible serious bacterial infection management in Debre Libanos District, Ethiopia: descriptive qualitative study

Variable

Category

N (%)

Variable

Category

N (%)

Respondent type

Mothers who gave birth (0–2 month)

15 (28.8)

Education status

Illiterate

21 40.4)

Health workers

7 (13.5)

Primary

20 (38.5)

Religious leader

1 (1.9)

Secondary

4 (7.7)

Pregnant women

5 (9.6)

Diploma

6 (11.5)

Mother-in-law

6 (11.5)

Degree

1 (1.9)

Care-givers of delivered women (0–2 month)

11 (21.2)

Occupation

Housewife

33 (63.5)

Kebele chairman

1 (1.9)

Farmers

9 (17.3)

Othersa

6 (11.5)

Merchant

2 (3.8)

Age

20–30

17 (32.7)

HEW

1 (1.9)

31–40

23 (44.2)

Health worker

4 (7.7)

41–50

7 (13.5)

Kebele chairman

2 (3.8)

51–60

3 (5.8)

Priest

1 (1.9)

61–70

1 (1.9)

Residence

Urban

7 (13.5)

> = 71

1 (1.9)

Rural

45 (86.5)

Sex

Male

16 (30.8)

Religion

Orthodox

52 (100)

Female

36 (69.2)

Ethnicity

Oromo

52 (100)

Marital status

Single

4 (7.7)

No of children under all participants

0

8 (15.4)

Married

47 (90.4)

1–3

30 (57.7)

Widowed

1 (1.9)

≥4

14 (26.9)

  1. aParents of a child treated at HP and HC, families of delivered women, father-in-law, and other reproductive age group peoples