Effect of COVID-19 pandemic on provision of sexual and reproductive health services in primary health facilities in Nigeria: a cross-sectional study

Table 4 Service Utilization – Number of clients per week

Service	Before COVID-19					During lockdown					After lockdown
Service	No. of clients	Mean	Std. Dev	Test statistics χ2 df = 9	p-value	No. of clients	Mean	Std. Dev	Test statistics χ2 df = 9	p-value	No. of clients	Mean	Std. Dev	Test statistics χ2 df = 9	p-value
Family Planning	7384	24.1	32.4	55.98	< 0.001	3776	12.3	12.6	81.65	< 0.001	7620	24.8	31.8	67.09	< 0.001
Antenatal care	12744	41.5	71.0	94.20	< 0.001	6562	21.4	26.7	73.03	< 0.001	13177	42.9	83.1	98.25	< 0.001
Delivery Care	3307	10.8	15.0	69.94	< 0.001	2262	7.4	12.4	68.45	< 0.001	3991	13.0	23.4	87.15	< 0.001
Postnatal care	5925	19.3	36.0	60.79	< 0.001	3640	11.9	20.1	53.93	< 0.001	6013	19.6	35.3	71.94	< 0.001
Child Immunization	17024	55.5	73.2	44.45	< 0.001	10,064	32.8	53.1	25.32	0.003	17257	56.2	79.1	55.61	< 0.001
Child Care	8134	26.5	35.2	29.50	0.001	4782	15.6	23.5	41.50	< 0.001	8866	28.9	42.8	34.95	< 0.001
Adolescent Care	4952	16.1	23.7	48.33	< 0.001	4065	13.2	20.4	56.92	< 0.001	3921	12.8	22.8	51.22	< 0.001

Test statistics is from Kruskal Wallis test of the mean difference between States

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