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Table 2 Sociodemographic characteristics of women who received at least one postnatal check in the 2020 Rwanda Demographic Health Survey

From: Prevalence of adequate postnatal care and associated factors in Rwanda: evidence from the Rwanda demographic health survey 2020

Characteristics

N = 4456 (%)

Age

 35 to 49

1514 (34.0)

 25 to 34

2163 (48.5)

 15 to 24

779 (17.5)

Education Level

 No Education

432 (9.7)

 Primary Education

2864 (64.3)

 Secondary Education

940 (21.1)

 Tertiary

220 (4.9)

Exposure to newspapers/magazines

 No

3474 (78.0)

 Yes

982 (22.0)

Exposure to radio

 No

903 (20.3)

 Yes

3553 (79.7)

Exposure to TV

 No

2517 (56.6)

 Yes

1939 (43.4)

Internet access

 No

3920 (88.0)

 Yes

536 (12.0)

Parity

 1

1168 (26.2)

 2–4

2551 (57.3)

 5 and above

737 (16.5)

Marital

 Not married

852 (19.1)

 Married

3604 (80.9)

Has health insurance

 No

747 (16.8)

 Yes

3709 (83.2)

Visited by a fieldworker

 No

2740 (61.5)

 Yes

1716 (38.5)

Working status

 Not working

1086 (24.4)

 Working

3370 (75.6)

Permission to access healthcare

 Big problem

140 (3.2)

 Not big problem

4316 (96.8)

Distance to a health facility

 Big problem

971 (21.8)

 Not big problem

3485 (78.2)

Residence

 Rural

3639 (81.7)

 Urban

817 (18.3)

Region

 North

680 (15.3)

 East

1338 (30.0)

 West

825 (18.5)

 South

970 (21.8)

 Kigali

643 (14.4)

Wealth Index

 Poorest

943 (21.2)

 Poorer

827 (18.6)

 Middle

871 (19.5)

 Richer

929 (20.8)

 Richest

887 (19.9)

ANC quality

 Adequate

683 (15.3)

 Inadequate

3773 (84.7)

ANC frequency

 4 and above

2265 (50.8)

 Less than 4

2191 (49.2)

Place of childbirth

 Home

6 (0.1)

 Health facility

4450 (99.9)

ANC facility

 Private

172 (3.9)

 Public

4284 (96.1)

  1. ANC Antenatal care