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Table 2 Factors associated with good knowledge about neonatal danger signs among postpartum mother’s attending immunization units in Ambo town, Oromia region, Ethiopia, 2018 (N = 404)

From: Knowledge of neonatal danger signs, care seeking practice and associated factors among postpartum mothers at public health facilities in Ambo town, Central Ethiopia

Variables

Knowledge on neonatal danger signs

COR with 95% CI

AOR with 95% CI

p value

Good

Poor

Mothers education

 Unable to read and write

3

41

1

1

0.015

 Able to read and write

6

40

2.05 (0.48, 8.76)

1.91 (0.43, 8.39)

0.388

 Primary school

16

66

3.31 (0.9, 12.07)

2.76 (0.73, 10.3)

0.131

 Secondary school

21

101

2.84 (0.8, 10.04)

2.34 (0.64, 8.46)

0.195

 Diploma and above

36

74

6.64 (1.92, 22.9)

5.25 (1.4, 18.5)

0.010*

Mothers residence

 Urban

77

264

3.38 (1.31, 8.73)

  

 Rural

5

58

1

  

Attended ANC on last pregnancy

 Yes

78

265

4.19 (1.47, 11.9)

  

 No

4

57

1

  

Number of ANC visits attend

 No follow-up

4

57

1

  

 1–2 times

10

39

3.65 (1.06, 12.4)

  

 3 times

29

78

5.29 (1.76, 15.9)

  

 4 times

39

148

3.75 (1.28, 10.9)

  

Place of delivery

 Home delivery

2

24

1

  

 Health Institution

80

298

3.22 (0.74, 13.9)

  

Received PNC follow up

 Yes

65

180

3.01 (1.69, 5.37)

2.29 (1.24, 4.24)

0.008*

 No

17

142

1

1

 

New born developed danger sign

 Yes

4

39

2.68 (0.93, 7.74)

3.18 (1.06, 9.52)

0.038*

 No

78

283

 

1

 

Counseled on new born care before discharge after delivery

 Yes

39

98

2.07 (1.26, 3.39)

1.78 (1.04, 3.04)

0.035*

 No

43

224

 

1

 

Received education on danger signs

 Yes

6

12

2.03 (0.74, 5.6)

  

 No

76

310

1

  
  1. *Statistically significant association at P-value of ≤ 0.05 with backward stepwise logistic regression