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Maternal Service Coverage and Its Relationship To Health Information System Performance: A Linked Facility and Population-Based Survey in Ethiopia

Abebaw Gebeyehu Worku, Hibret Alemu Tilahun, Hiwot Belay, Afrah Mohammedsanni, Naod Wendrad, Biruk Abate, Mesoud Mohammed, Mohammed Ahmed, Yakob Wondarad, Meskerem Abebaw, Wubshet Denboba, Frehiwot Mulugeta, Shemsedin Oumer and Amanuel Biru
Global Health: Science and Practice September 2022, 10(Supplement 1):e2100688; https://doi.org/10.9745/GHSP-D-21-00688
Abebaw Gebeyehu Worku
aJSI Research and Training Institute, Inc., Ethiopia Data Use Partnership, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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Hibret Alemu Tilahun
aJSI Research and Training Institute, Inc., Ethiopia Data Use Partnership, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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Hiwot Belay
aJSI Research and Training Institute, Inc., Ethiopia Data Use Partnership, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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Afrah Mohammedsanni
aJSI Research and Training Institute, Inc., Ethiopia Data Use Partnership, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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Naod Wendrad
bEthiopia Ministry of Health, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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Biruk Abate
bEthiopia Ministry of Health, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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Mesoud Mohammed
bEthiopia Ministry of Health, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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Mohammed Ahmed
bEthiopia Ministry of Health, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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Yakob Wondarad
bEthiopia Ministry of Health, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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Meskerem Abebaw
bEthiopia Ministry of Health, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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Wubshet Denboba
aJSI Research and Training Institute, Inc., Ethiopia Data Use Partnership, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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Frehiwot Mulugeta
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Shemsedin Oumer
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Amanuel Biru
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    TABLE 1.

    Background Characteristics of Respondents, Baseline Survey of Ethiopia Maternal Health Care Service Utilization Study, 2020

    NNo. (%)
    Residence (regional clusters)3,016
     Emerging regions580 (19.2)
     Agrarian regions2,030 (67.3)
     Urban406 (13.5)
    Mother’s age, years (mean: 28.3 years)2,988
     15–19168 (5.6)
     20–24677 (22.7)
     25–29913 (30.6)
     30–34614 (20.6)
     35–39504 (16.9)
     40–4496 (3.2)
     45–5416 (0.5)
    Child’s age, months3,016
     12–171,622 (53.8)
     18–231,394 (46.2)
    Currently married3,0162832 (93.9)
    Religion3,016
    Orthodox Christian1,288 (42.7)
     Muslim1,261 (41.8)
     Protestant424 (14.1)
     Other43 (1.4)
    Mothers’ educational status3,016
     No education991 (32.9)
     Elementary (1–8)1,388 (46.0)
     Secondary469 (15.6)
     Above secondary168 (5.6)
    Partner educational status2,832
     No education712 (25.1)
     Elementary (1–8)1,208 (42.7)
     Secondary599 (21.2)
     Above secondary313 (11.1)
    Mother’s occupational status3,016
     Employed (Government or private institution)154 (5.1)
     Farmer864 (28.6)
     Merchant185 (6.1)
     Unemployed1,577 (52.3)
     Other236 (7.8)
    Partner occupation status2,832
     Employed (Government or private institution)497 (17.6)
     Farmer1,480 (52.3)
     Merchant153 (5.4)
     Unemployed54 (1.9)
     Others648 (22.9)
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    TABLE 2.

    Utilization of ANC Service Among Women Having Child Aged 12–23 Months, Ethiopia Baseline Survey, 2020

    NNo. (%)95% CI
    At least 1 ANC visit with skilled provider2,9672,755 (92.9)91.8, 93.7
    No. ANC visits in last pregnancy2,967
     0212 (7.1)6.3, 8.1
     1–31,152 (38.8)37.1, 40.6
     4+1,603 (54.0)52.2, 55.8
    Gestational age at first ANC visit2,802
     1–4 months1,709 (61.0)59.2, 62.8
     5–9 months1,037 (37.0)35.2, 38.8
     I don’t know56 (2.0)
    IFA supplements2,9672,434 (82.0)80.6, 83.4
    Length of IFA use2,967
     0–29 days322 (10.9)9.8, 12.0
     30–59 days667 (22.5)21.0, 24.0
     60–89 days603 (20.3)18.9, 21.8
     90+ days1,375 (46.3)44.6, 48.1
    HIV test (PMTCT)2,8022,376 (84.8)83.4, 86.1
    TT vaccination2,8022,413 (86.1)84.8, 87.3
    • Abbreviations: ANC, antenatal care; CI, confidence interval; TT, tetanus toxoid; IFA, iron folic acid; PMTCT, prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV.

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    TABLE 3.

    Utilization of Delivery, PNC, and Maternal Health Care Service Among Women Having Child 12–23 Months, Ethiopia Baseline Survey, 2020

    No. (%)95% CI
    Preterm births43 (1.4)1.0, 1.9
    Delivery (n=2967)
     Delivered at health facility2,249 (75.8)74.2, 77.3
     Delivered at home or in community718 (24.2)22.7, 25.8
    Skilled birth attendance2,248 (75.8)74.2, 77.3
    Cesarean delivery271 (9.1)8.1, 10.2
    Payment for delivery service447 (15.1)13.8, 16.4
    Type of provider for delivery service
     Doctor424 (14.3)
     Health officer160 (5.4)
     Nurse/midwife1,809 (61.0)
     TBA198 (6.7)
     Health extension23 (0.8)
     Relative593 (20.0)
     Others34 (1.2)
     Unknown268 (9.0)
    PNC service from a skilled health provider2,094 (70.6)68.9, 72.2
    Facing maternal complication333 (11.2)10.1, 12.4
    Overall maternal service coverage composite indicator
     Mean71.069.9, 72.1
     Below mean1,139 (38.4)36.6, 40.2
     Above mean1,828 (61.6)59.8, 63.3
    Total2,967
    • Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; PNC, postnatal care; TBA, traditional birth attendant.

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    TABLE 4.

    HIS Resource Availability and Performance of Health Facilities Based on Selected HIS Indicators, Ethiopia, 2020

    Score, %95% CI
    HIS resource
     HIS infrastructure at facility level (average score)8281, 83
     eHIS tools availability score3938, 40
     Number of staff with training on HIS topics at facility level 1 year prior to survey (average score)7.87.4, 8.1
     Percentage of facilities with at least 1 trained staff in any HIS topics7270, 74
    Data management
     Data quality control practices (average score)7271, 74
     Level of data analysis practice (average score)6867, 69
     Data visualization practice8684, 87
     Presence of feedback mechanism9290, 93
    Data qualitya
     Source document completeness: all three months complete7371, 75
     Data accuracy: acceptable range (90%–110%)7472, 76
     Data accuracy: overreporting (<90%)2019, 22
     Data accuracy: underreporting (>110%)65, 7
    Data use
     Use of routine data for RHIS quality improvement (average score)4543, 46
     Use of routine data for performance review and evidence-based decision making (average score)5048, 51
     Use of data for annual plan and target setting8483, 85
     Use of data to produce narrative analytical reports3129, 32
    • Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; eHIS, electronic health information system; HIS, health information system; RHIS, routine health information system.

    • ↵a Data quality measures (source document completeness and accuracy calculation) based on 3 months of skilled birth attendance data (April, May, June 2020).

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    TABLE 5.

    Factors Associated With ANC4+ Visits, Ethiopia Baseline Survey, 2020

    AORP95% CI
    Regional clusters (residence)
     Pastoralist11
     Agrarian1.530.147.86, 2.71
     Urban3.420.0041.48, 7.87a
    Educational status of mother
     No education11
     Elementary (1–8)1.290.0101.06, 1.58a
     Secondary and above2.020.0001.55, 2.65a
    Wealth index
     Lowest11
     Low1.150.302.88, 1.49
     Middle1.130.383.86, 1.48
     High1.240.1860.90, 1.72
     Highest1.650.0181.09, 2.51a
    HIS infrastructure availability score1.070.271.95, 1.21
    eHIS tools availability score1.330.0091.07, 1.65a
    SBA reporting accuracy score4.360.0221.24, 15.36a
    _constant0.050.0000.01, 0.21
    • Abbreviations: ANC4+, 4 or more antenatal care visits; AOR, adjusted odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; eHIS, electronic health information system; HIS, health information system; SBA, skilled birth attendance.

    • ↵a Significantly associated.

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    TABLE 6.

    Factors Associated With SBA Among Mothers, Ethiopia Baseline Survey, 2020

    Odds RatioP>z95% CI
    Belongs to HIS intervention woreda1.530.420.54, 4.34
    Regional clusters (residence)
     Pastoralist1 1
     Agrarian1.170.7740.40, 3.44
     Urban4.460.0830.82, 24.19
    Educational status of mother
     No education1 1
     Elementary (1–8)1.900.0001.48, 2.43a
     Secondary and above3.430.0002.26, 5.23a
    Wealth index
     Lowest1 1
     Low1.410.0311.03, 1.93a
     Middle1.800.0001.29, 2.51a
     High2.450.0001.56, 3.83a
     Highest5.640.0002.52, 12.60a
    SBA source document completeness
     Not complete1 1
     1 or 2 months complete0.490.3260.12, 2.01
     All months complete1.690.2880.64, 4.44
    Distance from HH to HF (km)0.930.0010.89, 0.97a
    HIS infrastructure availability score1.140.230.92, 1.43
    _constant0.770.7650.14, 4.13
    • Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; HF, health facility; HH, household; HIS, health information system; km, kilometer; SBA, skilled birth attendance.

    • ↵a Significantly associated.

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    TABLE 7.

    Factors Associated With Maternal Care Service Composite Indicator, Ethiopia Baseline Survey, 2020

    Odds RatioP>z95% CI
    Educational status of mother
     No education1 1
     Elementary (1–8)1.520.0001.24, 1.86a
     Secondary and above2.740.0002.04, 3.68a
    Wealth index
     Lowest1 1
     Low1.340.0361.02, 1.80a
     Middle1.50.0091.10, 2.0a
     High1.70.0031.2, 2.4a
     Highest1.950.0031.26, 3.02a
    SBA source document completeness
     Not complete1 1
     1 or 2 months complete0.680.420.27, 1.73
     All months complete1.600.140.86, 2.96
    Distance from HH to HF (per additional km)0.960.050.93, 0.99a
    eHIS tools availability score1.430.0031.13, 1.82a
    _constant0.440.0330.20, 0.94
    • Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; eHIS, electronic health information system; HF, health facility; HH, household; km, kilometer; SBA, skilled birth attendance.

    • ↵a Significantly associated.

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