Knowledge of Preconception Care and Associated Factors among Healthcare Providers Working in Public Health Institutions in Awi Zone, North West Ethiopia, 2019: Institutional-Based Cross-Sectional Study
Table 2
Multivariable logistic regression analysis depicting predictors of good PCC knowledge among healthcare providers, Awi zone, North West Ethiopia, 2019.
Variables
Knowledge on PCC
COR (95% CI)
AOR (95% CI)
Good
Poor
Age
20-25
81 (38.4%)
130 (61.6%)
1
1
26-30
184 (52.9%)
164 (47.1%)
1.801 (1.334-2.623)
1.621 (0.875-2.413)
31-35
39 (75%)
13 (25%)
4.815 (2.413-9.685)
3.173 (0.563-1.923)
≥36
40 (81.6%)
9 (18.4%)
7.133 (3.306-15.517)
5.347 (0.773-2.675)
Taking training on cessation of alcohol and tobacco use
Yes
164 (72.6%)
62 (27.4%)
3.733 (2.614-5.398)
0.331 (0.659-3.621)
No
180 (41.5%)
254 (58.5%)
1
1
Taking training on PCC education and counseling
Yes
195 (75.9%)
62 (24.1%)
5.362 (3.801-7.623)
3.812 (2.241-6.581)
No
149 (37%)
254 (63%)
1
1
Taking training about HIV/AIDS testing and management
Yes
219 (80.2%)
54 (19.8%)
8.500 (5.923-12.347)
4.911 (3.00-8.123)
No
125 (32.3%)
262 (67.7%)
1
1
Presence of PCC guidelines at health institutions
Yes
157 (76.6%)
48 (23.4%)
4.688 (3.212-6.865)
3.166 (1.872-5.299)
No
187 (41.1%)
268 (58.9%)
1
1
Taking training on increasing public awareness of preconception health and PCC
