practical CPNC
age of the mother
residence
marital status
her religion
ethnicity
she able to read or write
her educational level
her occupation
husband able to read or write
husband's educational level
husband's occupation
family size
having electricity
having radio
having tele vision
mobile
having table
having chair
having bed
having bicycle
having motor cycle
having bajaja
having car
having private home
fule for cooking
any one having book account in HH
monthly income
number of milk cow
number of ox
number of hen
number of sheep/goat
having hourse donkey mule
having agricultural land
agricultural land in hectares
renting/leasinig agricultural land
tef produced in quintals
barely produced in quintals
maize produced in quintals
age at first pregnancy
number of pregnancies including the current
parity( number of birth orders)
wontedness of last pregnancy
having ANC visit
frequency of ANC visits
place of delivery
mode of delivery
previous histror of obstetric complications
Excessive nausea and vomiting
vaginal bleeding
Sever headache with blurred vision
High grade fever
severe abdominal pain
Swelling of hand and face
convulsion
fast or difficult breathing
everhad abortion
time to reach near by HF in minutes
means of transportation
Enrollment in CBHI scheme
Availability of HEWs in the kebele
graduated as model HHs
who will decide to maternity care
radio
Television
Health care providers
Have no source of information
Health extension workers
Maternal health literacy assessemnet
Domain1-maternal health knowledge
Knowing about natural physical changes during pregnancy
Understanding the natural psychological changes during pregnancy
Knowing about proper nutrition during pregnancy
Knowing how to respect personal hygiene
Knowing about the need for proper exercise during pregnancy
Knowing about pregnancy supplements (Folic acid supplementation)
Knowing the appropriate referral timing for pregnancy examinations (visits)
Understanding diagnostic examination (ultrasound and tests) of maternal and fetal health in pregnancy
Knowing about the importance of keeping acceptable and normal amount of body weight gain during pregnancy
Knowing about common pregnancy problems such as nausea, vomiting, lower back pain
Know about injecting safe (authorized) vaccines during pregnancy
Knowing about the proper sexual relation during pregnancy
Knowing the normal number of fetal movements
Know the factors affecting fetal health such as smoking, excess alcohol consumption, medications, chemicals…
Knowing about danger signs during pregnancy
Knowing about pregnancy disease symptoms such as gestational diabetes, high blood pressure in pregnancy, and other diseases
Knowing about childbirth such as the advantages and disadvantages of each of the natural delivery methods and cesarean section and their associated care
Knowing about neonatal and infant care in the postpartum period
Knowing about the required number and timing of postpartum visits
Domain-II: maternal health information search(Access)
Acquiring information from written materials such as books, educational notes, pamphlets, and medication brochures
Acquiring information from radio and television
Acquiring information from internet sources
Acquiring information from other pregnant women
Acquiring information from family, friends, and acquaintances
Acquiring information from healthcare professionals such as a physician or midwife
Domain-III: Maternal health information assessment
Easy to read and pronounce pregnancy-related information sources such as books, educational booklets
Understand information obtained from different sources of information
Getting familiar with reliable and verified sources to get the right information
Asking the doctor or midwife to make sure information is reliable
Evaluating the accuracy of pregnancy-related information obtained from online sources
Evaluating the accuracy of pregnancy-related information obtained from friends and relatives
Domain-IV: Maternal health decision making power
Ability to manage and control physical and psychological changes in pregnancy
Implement a proper diet for pregnancy
Implement necessary measures for personal hygiene during pregnancy
Adhere to the principles of activity and proper condition during pregnancy
Taking pregnancy supplements as directed by doctor or midwife
Consult with the doctor or midwife for taking any type of medication during pregnancy
Attending for prenatal care (examinations) as scheduled
Performing ultrasound and tests in pregnancy recommended by healthcare professionals such as doctor
Monitoring the weight gain during pregnancy
Avoiding harmful practices during pregnancy
Seeing the doctor or midwife as soon as possible when any danger signs during pregnancy were observed
Asking the doctor or midwife for further explanation if the information and recommendations are not clear enough
Participate in decision making about pregnancy issues with the doctor or midwife (providing personal opinions)
total score of MHL
agriland
asset
monthly ome
livestock
crop production
REGR factor score 1 for analysis 1
REGR factor score 2 for analysis 1
Rank of FAC1_1
Percentile Group of FAC1_1