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Table 2 Indicators with greater than 5% “Don’t Know” of women’s response in Northern Ethiopia, (N = 455)

From: Beyond health system contact: measuring and validating quality of childbirth care indicators in primary level facilities of northern Ethiopia

Indicator

Women’s Self-Report Prevalence (%)

Observer Prevalence (%)

Women’s Don’t Know Responses n (%)

After the delivery of your baby, did the provider measure the Apgar score within 1st and 5th minutes?

50.11

69.89

198(43.52)

Was your baby weighed and did the provider tell you the weight of your baby?

5.46

12.16

167(41.44)

While you were in the health facility for the birth of your baby, did the provider record the activities done?

50.55

84.40

185(40.66)

Did the health care provider monitor your progress of labor through Parthograph?

47.69

57.80

175(38.46)

Immediately after your placenta was expelled, did the provider examine it?

54.51

58.90

152(33.41)

Did the provider dry the cord or use of Chlorhexidine?

38.24

42.86

106(23.30)

Did the provider apply controlled cord traction?

62.64

82.20

109(23.96)

After you gave birth, did anyone give your baby an injection called “vitamin K”?

57.8

62.42

77(16.92)

After your stay in the postnatal room, were you checked by a senior staff member of the facility before you were discharged?

52.09

40.66

76(16.70)

When you were transferred to the delivery room, did you find the delivery coach/bed was clean?

82.64

65.27

55(12.09)

Did the provider take your pulse during your labor?

59.78

61.32

43(9.45)

Did the provider perform a rapid initial assessment when you arrived to health facility?

88.37

58.24

39(8.57)

After you gave birth, did anyone check your perineum for any kind of laceration?

70.77

58.90

32(7.03)

Did the provider palpate your uterus 15 min following delivery of the placenta?

77.36

74.73

27(5.93)