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Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of EFA and CFA samples

From: Measuring barriers to fistula care: investigating composite measures for targeted fistula programming in Nigeria and Uganda

 

Exploratory, n = 315

Confirmatory, n = 142

n

%

n

%

Site

    

 Ebonyi, Nigeria

91

28.9

51

35.9

 Katsina, Nigeria

81

25.7

44

31.0

 Uganda

143

45.4

47

33.1

Age

    

 15–25 years

102

32.4

41

28.9

 26–35 years

89

28.3

62

43.7

 36–45 years

60

19.0

17

12.0

 46–55 years

7

2.2

12

8.5

 56+ years

10

3.2

3

2.1

Education

    

 None

63

20.0

47

33.1

 Primary

129

41.0

62

43.7

 Secondary

66

21.0

21

14.8

 More than secondary

17

5.4

5

3.5

 Only Quranic

39

12.4

7

4.9

Currently working

137

43.5

67

47.2

Marital status

    

 Single (never married)

30

9.5

10

7.0

 Cohabitating

22

7.0

34

23.9

 Married

193

61.3

76

53.5

 Divorced/separated

56

17.8

10

7.0

 Widowed

13

4.1

9

6.3

Number of living children

    

 None

130

41.3

35

24.6

 1–2

93

29.5

46

32.4

 3–4

61

19.4

36

25.4

 5 or more

50

15.9

19

13.4

Last pregnancy delivered at:

    

 Hospital/facility/PHC

272

86.3

106

74.6

 Home

23

7.3

17

12.0

 Home with TBA

7

2.2

14

9.9

Prolonged labor during last delivery

223

70.8

91

64.1

Delivery outcome

    

 Live baby

99

31.4

50

35.2

 Live baby but dies few hours later

39

12.4

23

16.2

 Stillbirth

173

54.9

64

45.1

Length of time living with fistula

    

 < 1 year

176

55.9

69

48.6

 1–2 years

35

11.1

24

16.9

 3–4 years

50

15.9

14

9.9

 5–10 years

18

5.7

13

9.2

 10+ years

32

10.2

19

13.4

Problem of leaking started

    

 After delivering a live/stillborn baby

271

86.0

133

93.7

 After abdominal/pelvic surgery

32

10.2

2

1.4

 After a sexual assault or other injury

2

0.6

4

2.8

Sought treatment for leaking

142

45.1

70

49.3