埃塞俄比亚西南部 Bench Sheko 区公立医院产前检查孕妇的铁/叶酸利用率及相关因素

IF 1.9 Q3 ENDOCRINOLOGY & METABOLISM Human Nutrition and Metabolism Pub Date : 2024-02-10 DOI:10.1016/j.hnm.2024.200245
Zewditu Alelign, Olantu Mekonnen, Emebet Adugnaw
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背景铁/叶酸影响着 20 多亿人的生活,占全球人口的 30%以上,其中发展中国家的比例最高,约占中低收入国家孕产妇死亡率的 18%。在埃塞俄比亚等资源有限的国家,为孕产妇补充铁/叶是减少孕产妇和新生儿缺铁、出生体重不足和神经管缺陷的最具成本效益的方法。方法本研究采用基于机构的横断面设计和系统随机抽样、二元和多元逻辑回归来确定显著相关的变量,并采用单一人口比例公式来确定样本量。 结果在总共 318 名参与者中,只有 32.1%的人充分使用了铁/叶酸。婚姻状况(AOR;0.03 95%,CL(0.01-0.86))、职业(AOR;11.12 95%,CL(1.95-69.05))、开始产前检查时的孕龄(AOR;0.23 95%,CL(0.07-0.83))、健康教育程度(AOR;36.51 95%,CL(10.14-131.46))、等待时间(AOR;0.结论根据本研究,32.1%的人充分使用了铁/叶酸,而其余 67.9%的人尚未使用。此外,本研究还发现了与铁剂/叶酸利用状况相关的主要变量,包括婚姻状况、职业、开始产前检查时的孕龄、健康教育、平均等待时间以及母亲对贫血/铁剂的了解程度。
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Iron/foliate utilization and associated factors among pregnant women attending antenatal care at public hospitals in Bench Sheko Zone, South West, Ethiopia

Background

Iron/foliate affects the lives of more than two billion people, accounting for over 30% of global population which is the highest in developing countries and about 18% of maternal mortality in low- and middle-income countries. Iron/foliate supplementation for pregnant mothers is the most cost-effective method of reducing iron deficiency, low birth weight, and neural tube defects among pregnant mothers and newborns in resource-limited countries like Ethiopia, so the purpose of this study has been to assess the iron/foliate utilization status of pregnant mothers and associated factors among pregnant mothers.

Method

The study have used institution-based cross-sectional design with systematic random sampling, binary and multiple logistic regression to identify significantly associated variables, and a single population proportion formula to determine the sample size.

Result

From the total of 318 participants only 32.1% of them utilized iron/foliate adequately. Marital status (AOR; 0.03 95%, CL (0.01–0.86), occupation (AOR; 11.12 95%, CL (1.95–69.05), gestation age when ANC visit started (AOR; 0.23 95%, CL (0.07–0.83), health education(AOR; 36.51 95%, CL (10.14–131.46), waiting time(AOR; 0.07 95%, CL (0.02–0.27) and knowledge (AOR; 0.17 95%, CL (0.05–0.57) were significantly associated variables with the outcome variable.

Conclusion

According to this study, 32.1 % utilized iron/foliate adequately, whereas the remaining 67.9 % did not yet. Moreover, this study identified major associated variables with iron/foliate utilization status, including marital status, occupation, gestation age when ANC visit started, health education, average wait time, and knowledge of mothers on anemia/iron.

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Human Nutrition and Metabolism
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