Woman-centered care and associated factors among midwives working in urban health centers and public and private hospitals in Tabriz, Iran: a cross-sectional study

Table 4 The relationship of sociodemographic characteristics with WCC in midwives based on the General Linear Model (n = 575)

Characteristics	Unadjusted^a		Adjusted
Characteristics	β (95% CI^b)	P	β (95% CI^b)	P
Marital status (reference: divorced)
Single	23.39 (8.34 to 38.44)	0.002	23.02 (7.94 to 38.10)	0.003
Married	22.83 (8.29 to 37.37)	0.002	21.28 (6.83 to 35.72)	0.004
Income adequacy (reference: not enough at all)
Quit enough	10.15 (1.36 to 18.95)	0.024	8.94 (0.12 to 17.77)	0.047
Relatively enough	3.22 (− 1.46 to 7.89)	0.177	2.99 (− 1.74 to 7.73)	0.214
Years of practice (reference: ≥ 5)
< 5	− 6.04 (− 11.76 to − 0.33)	0.038	− 7.87 (− 14.79 to − 0.94)	0.026
Employment status (reference: contractual)
Compulsory service program	− 3.82 (− 12.80 to 5.16)	0.404	1.62 (− 8.99 to 12.23)	0.765
Official-experimental	− 20.54 (− 33.60 to − 7.50)	0.002	− 17.99 (− 30.95 to − 5.02)	0.007
Official- definitive	− 1.03 (− 5.75 to 3.69)	0.668	− 1.69 (− 6.46 to 3.09)	0.489

^aSignificant variables with p < 0.1 in the bivariate analysis were included in a multivariate analysis
^b95% confidence interval

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