Professionalism, stigma, and willingness to provide patient-centered safe abortion counseling and care: a mixed methods study of Ethiopian midwives

Table 3 Population-weighted professional characteristics of midwives in Oromia, Amhara, SNNP, and Tigray regions and in Addis Ababa

	Number of observations^a	Estimated percentage^b	95% confidence interval^c
Midwifery training program
Diploma	509	54	49, 59
Bachelor’s degree	406	44	39, 50
Other	21	2	1, 3
Currently works in private facility	287	26	22, 31
Type of health care facility
Rural health center	347	27	22, 33
Urban health center	311	41	36, 45
Primary hospital	126	15	12, 20
General hospital	117	14	11, 16
Specialized/tertiary/teaching	34	3	2, 6
Years in practice
Fewer than 3 years	266	28	25, 32
3–4 years	244	29	26, 32
5–9 years	347	37	33, 41
10 years or more	53	6	4, 9
Has received SAC training	313	32	26, 39
Has had patient with incomplete abortion	748	85	81, 87
Has provided post-abortion care	620	72	66, 76
Has had patient die from unsafe abortion	143	17	15, 19
Has provided SAC	334	34	28, 42

^aUnweighted observations. Because of missing observations and weighting, the number of observations may not match percentages and may not add to the total sample size
^bThese estimates are population weighted
^c95% CIs reflect the range of possible values for the survey-weighted estimated percentages

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