Research Article

Timely Attendance of the First Antenatal Care among Pregnant Women Aged 15–49 Living with HIV in Juba, South Sudan

Table 2

Bivariate analysis of socio-demographic factors and timely attendance of the first ANC.

VariablesLevelAttended first ANC?
NoYesTotal value
n = 165(85.9%)n = 27(14.1%)N = 192

Age group15 to 199 (5.5)1 (3.7)10 (5.2)0.291
20 to 2429 (17.7)5 (18.5)34 (17.8)
25 to 2966 (40.2)9 (33.3)75 (39.3)
30 to 3453 (32.3)8 (29.6)61 (31.9)
34 and more7 (4.3)4 (14.8)11 (5.8)
Mean (SD)27.56 (4.42)28.70 (4.83)27.72 (4.49)0.221

Marital statusSingle9 (5.5)1 (3.7)10 (5.2)0.676
Separated11 (6.7)3 (11.1)14 (7.3)
Married145 (87.9)23 (85.2)168 (87.5)

Level of educationNone42 (25.5)4 (14.8)46 (24.0)0.193
Primary62 (37.6)15 (55.6)77 (40.1)
Secondary50 (30.3)5 (18.5)55 (28.6)
Tertiary11 (6.7)3 (11.1)14 (7.3)

ReligionCatholic82 (49.7)12 (44.4)94 (49.0)0.769
Protestant50 (30.3)8 (29.6)58 (30.2)
Others33 (20.0)7 (25.9)40 (20.8)

ResidenceUrban141 (85.5)23 (85.2)164 (85.4)1
Rural24 (14.5)4 (14.8)28 (14.6)
No39 (23.6)4 (14.8)43 (22.4)

Employment status of husbandEmployed141 (85.5)25 (92.6)166 (86.5)0.483
Unemployed24 (14.5)2 (7.4)26 (13.5)

Employment status of motherEmployed72 (43.6)17 (65.4)89 (46.6)0.064
Unemployed93 (56.4)9 (34.6)102 (53.4)