Author | Publication year | Journal name | Country | Setting | Year studied | Method of data collection | Study population | Number of participants | Study aim | Response rate |
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Ahmed | 2020 | Reproductive Health | Iraq | Facility-based | 2019 | Interviewer-administered questionnaire | Women having at least one birth experience (a vaginal delivery) within the past year, either in Rezgary hospital, a Maternity Teaching Hospital or Malafandy, a primary health center in Erbil City | 1196 | To assess women's perception about the quality of rapport between them and their providers in the delivery room, the association between this satisfaction and sociodemographic characteristics of the women, and the association between women's satisfaction and their general satisfaction with care during labor and delivery | 97% |
Bashour et al. | 2005 | BIRTH | Syria | Community/ Household Survey | 2003 | Interviewer-administered questionnaire | Women of recent delivery of a healthy baby who was less than 3 months old | 500 | To describe Syrian women's preferences for the type of birth attendant and place of delivery | Not Reported |
Boukhalfa et al. | 2016 | Tropical Medicine and International Health | Morocco | Facility-based | 2012 | Interviewer-administered questionnaire | Women who had an uncomplicated delivery, a complicated delivery with caesarean section, or complicated delivery without caesarean section when they were about to leave the health facility | 973 | To assess the financial barriers still faced by households since the FCDP was implemented and hence to understand the degree of its effectiveness | 99% |
Fort | 2012 | Reproductive Health Matters | Egypt and Bangladesh | Community/ Household Survey | For Egypt 2005 and 2008 | Interviewer-administered questionnaire | Women whose most recent live birth in the 5 years prior to the survey date and were between 15–49 years old | In 2005 was 9845 and in 2008 was 7896 | To analyze levels and trends in post-partum care and post-natal care by place of delivery using Demographic and Health Survey data for Egypt in 2005 and 2008 and Bangladesh in 2004 and 2007 | Not Reported |
Kabakian-Khasholian et al. | 2017 | Reproductive Health Matters | Egypt, Lebanon and Syria | Facility-based | November 2014 to July 2015 | Interviewer-administered questionnaire | Women who gave birth in the postpartum ward before their discharge from the hospital and were18 years old and more | 2620 | To describe the levels of satisfaction with the childbirth experience and perceptions of control of women giving birth in public hospitals in three middle-income Arab countries, Egypt, Lebanon and Syria, and to determine the service delivery factors associated with their satisfaction | 98.6% |
Kempe et al. | 2010 | Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare | Yemen | Community/ Household Survey | Not Reported | Interviewer-administered questionnaire | Women with childbirth experience | 220 | To examine women's authority at birth with reference to the intrapartum factors, the level of training of staff and the social and demographic background of women | 100% |
Kempe et al. | 2011 | ISRN Obstetrics and Gynecology | Yemen | Community/ Household Survey | Not Reported | Interviewer-administered questionnaire | Women with childbirth experience | 220 | To examine the influence of socio-demographic, delivery outcome, and demand factors on women's preferred location of childbirth in case of a future pregnancy, seen against the background of the previous childbirth | 100% |
Mohammad et al. | 2014 | International Nursing Review | Jordan | Facility-based | 2012 | Interviewer-administered questionnaire | Women who were 7 weeks or more postpartum and had a live term baby | 320 | To investigate the prevalence and associated factors of dissatisfaction with intrapartum care by Jordanian Women | 83.2% |
Monazea et al. | 2015 | Journal of the Egyptian Public Health Association | Egypt | Facility-based | 2012 | Interviewer-administered questionnaire | All women who had given birth to a single live birth from 4th Jan to 28th Feb 2012 at the public section only of the hospital at the time of discharge | 435 | To assess women's satisfaction with quality of healthcare during hospitalized delivery and to determine factors associated with their satisfaction | 100% |
Oweis | 2009 | International Journal of Nursing Practice | Jordan | Facility-based | 2005 | Self-administered questionnaire | Women who are literate, have a healthy newborn baby, by normal vaginal delivery and assisted delivery such as forceps and vacuum | 177 | To document women's perceptions of the different aspects their childbirth experience including expectations, satisfaction and self-control | Not Reported |
Sayed et al. | 2018 | International Journal of Reproduction, Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynecology | Egypt | Facility-based | 2016 | Interviewer-administered questionnaire | Women who delivered and were at postpartum wards | 400 | To determine maternal satisfaction towards delivery services at Women's Health Hospital, Assiut University, Upper Egypt | 100% |