Women’s Decision-Making Power on Modern Family Planning Use and Its Associated Factors in Northwest Ethiopia
Table 3
Bivariate and multivariable analyses of associated factors of married women’s decision-making power in modern family planning utilization in Pawe town, northwest Ethiopia, 2021.
Variables
Women decision-making power
AOR (95% CI)
value
No ()
Yes ()
COR (95% CI)
Age of women
15–24
28
129
1
1
0.217
25–29
31
145
1.02 (0.58-1.78)
1.98 (0.93-4.26)
30–34
74
80
0.37 (0.21-0.64)
1.26 (0.59-2.67)
≥35
47
86
0.25 (0.15-0.42)
1.01 (0.50-2.04)
Women’s educational level
Cannot write & read
116
39
1
1
Elementary
51
221
12.89 (8.08-20.69)
6.99 (3.89-12.56)
<0.001
Secondary & above
13
180
41.18 (21.08-80.45)
11.31 (4.90-26.09)
Husband educational level
Cannot write & read
77
33
1
1
Elementary
72
152
4.63 (3.01-8.01)
1.56 (0.82-2.98)
0.004
Secondary & above
31
255
19.19 (11.05-33.35)
3.27 (1.58-6.78)
Intention to have child
Yes
109
336
1
1
0.71
No
71
104
2.10 (1.45-3.05)
0.89 (0.51-1.59)
Knowledge about family planning use
Good knowledge
54
283
1
1
Poor knowledge
126
157
4.25 (2.89-6.23)
2.41 (1.48-3.95)
<0.001
Attitude towards family planning
Good attitude
43
345
1
1
Poor attitude
137
95
11.57 (7.67-17.45)
6.59 (4.01-10.75)
<0.001
Significantly associated variables at multivariable analysis.
