2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e16294
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A multilevel analysis to determine the factors affecting WHO recommended quantity antenatal care utilizations of pregnant women in Bangladesh

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“…The findings suggest that women with secondary education levels are more likely to receive antenatal care at home compared to those with no education, and there should be a focus on encouraging less-educated or uneducated mothers to receive antenatal care by providing formal and informal education that includes knowledge about antenatal care services [ 30 ]. In previous studies, it was also found that educated mothers took proper antenatal care as compared to illiterate pregnant women [ 31 ]. For antenatal care at home, the significant variable is whether respondents informed their birth attendants or doctors about their pregnancy complications or not.…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The findings suggest that women with secondary education levels are more likely to receive antenatal care at home compared to those with no education, and there should be a focus on encouraging less-educated or uneducated mothers to receive antenatal care by providing formal and informal education that includes knowledge about antenatal care services [ 30 ]. In previous studies, it was also found that educated mothers took proper antenatal care as compared to illiterate pregnant women [ 31 ]. For antenatal care at home, the significant variable is whether respondents informed their birth attendants or doctors about their pregnancy complications or not.…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%