Table 3 Attitudes towards NASG utilization among health care professionals who were working in Jimma zone public Hospitals Southwest Ethiopia, April 2019
Variables | Agree | neutral | Disagree |
|---|---|---|---|
No (%) | No (%) | No (%) | |
The use of non-pneumatic anti shock garment is necessary for the management of postpartum hemorrhage in all settings. | 147 (70) | 49 (23.3) | 14 (6.7) |
NASG used along with standard treatment protocols of postpartum hemorrhage. | 143 (68.1) | 55 (26.2) | 12 (5.7) |
NASG can be applied with minimum procedures in short period of time. | 100 (47.6) | 55 (26.2) | 55 (26.2) |
Removal NASG requires a lot of procedures that takes time. | 120 (57.1) | 40 (19.1) | 50 (23.8) |
Anti-shock garment is only beneficial to people in the rural areas/primary care settings | 28 (13.3) | 55 (26.2) | 127 (60.5) |
Manual removal of placenta is possible with NASG in place | 141 (67.1) | 43 (20.5) | 26 (12.4) |
Anti-shock garment is effective in patients with cervical lacerations | 104 (49.5) | 67 (31.9) | 39 (18.6) |
The garment should be a must in every health care facility that has maternity service | 144 (68.6) | 35 (16.7) | 31 (14.8) |