[PDF] Top 20 Alcohol use and associated factors among women attending antenatal care in Southern Ethiopia: a facility based cross sectional study

... cross sectional study Birhanie Mekuriaw 1* , Zelalem Belayneh 1 , Tinsae Shemelise 2 and Robel Hussen 2 Abstract Objectives: The aim of this study was to assess the prevalence and ... See full document

... pregnant women use herbal remedies to treat pregnancy related problems due to cost-effectiveness of therapy and easy access of these ...medicine use and associated factors among ... See full document

... Methods: Facility-based cross-sectional study was conducted from March 01–April 30 2015 at Butajira General Hospi- tal, ...217 women responded to the questionnaire and provided ... See full document

... this study demonstrated that acceptance of antenatal HIV testing among pregnant women was ...routine antenatal human immune virus testing should become a standard of care to ... See full document

... contrasts comparing each category to the first group as a reference. A backward stepwise procedure based on the likeli- hood ratio was used to select the variables included in the final model. The significance for ... See full document

... current study, magnitude of alcohol use disorder among people living with HIV was high and calls for in- tegrating services provided in HIV care and treatment clinic which enhances ... See full document

... qualitative study, first individual, pre-labeled tapes were transcribed and then translation and back translation of the transcription was ...grouped based on thematic frame- works (three thematic ... See full document

... determined based on the formula for a single population proportion by assuming a prevalence of antenatal depression of 50 %, confidence level 95 %, margin of error 5 and 10 % for non-response ...consenting ... See full document

... our study area were not get adequately iodized salt (> 15ppt) ...pregnant women was largely based on cereals 433 ...higher among pregnant women with a family size of five or ... See full document

... important factors in reducing maternal morbidity and mortality is focused antenatal care which considers every pregnant woman who was at high risk for developing pregnancy related ...pregnant ... See full document

... hospital-based cross-sectional study was conducted in Dessie referral hospital between August and September ...pregnant women who had antenatal visit at Dessie referral hospital ... See full document

... this study include reliance on participant self-reporting of alcohol use before and dur- ing ...with alcohol consumption during pregnancy, the prevalence estimates, while high, might be an ... See full document

... The average length of interviews was thirty minutes. Data quality control The questionnaire and interview guide was pretested in Aksum town among 21 women visiting public antenatal clinics (one ... See full document

... Methods: Facility based cross sectional study design were conducted among 638 pregnant women attending antenatal care in public health centers in ... See full document

... for women, often due to unsafe ...the study area. Therefore, this study aimed at assessing the magnitude and associated factors of unintended pregnancy among pregnant ... See full document

... risk factors for iron deficiency in pregnant women [11, 12], and given the fact that North- ern region is the poorest region in Uganda [13] with high rates of malnutrition, the problem of anaemia cannot be ... See full document

... in Ethiopia; yet the determinants of unwanted and mistimed pregnancy has not been identified ...this study were to determine magnitude and identify factors associated with unintended pregnancy ... See full document

... the study had the full right to do so. Finally, women screened with antenatal depression were referred to their nearest public health facility coordinating with health extension ... See full document

... to use an MWH in the fu- ...to use was having to rely on family or commu- nity members to take care of other children during a woman’s ...higher among women who considered it impossible ... See full document

... to use an MWH in the fu- ...to use was having to rely on family or commu- nity members to take care of other children during a woman’s ...higher among women who considered it impossible ... See full document