Factors Associated with Numbers of Antenatal Care Visits in Rural Ethiopia.
Melkalem Mamoye AzanawAlemayehu Digssie GebremariamFentaw Teshome DagnawHiwot Yisak DawidGetaneh AtikiltBinyam Minuye BirihaneMelaku Tadege EngidawDesalegn TesfaEdgeit Abebe ZewdeSofonyas Abebaw TirunehPublished in: Journal of multidisciplinary healthcare (2021)
Women's age, wealth status, women's educational status, partner educational status, autonomy to decision making in health care, and birth order were determinants of the number of ANC visits. Furthermore, poverty and literacy are also important factors at the community level. Addressing economic and educational interventions for rural women should be prioritized.
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