Maternal autonomy and associated factors in making decision to utilize health service for themselves and neonates in south Ethiopia: A community based cross-sectional survey.
Degefa Gomora TesfayeYohannes Tekalegn EfaFikreab DestaMulugeta Adugnew GebeyehuSana'a Kedir AbdellaPublished in: PloS one (2022)
More than half of the study participants had low maternal decision-making autonomy for their own and their neonates' health service utilization. Being in monogamous marriage, and mode of delivery (Cesarean section) were factors significantly associated with high maternal decision-making autonomy. Encouraging mothers to use facility delivery was recommended.