Table 1 study characteristics and proportion of essential maternal health services disrupted due to COVID 19 in Ethiopia, 2022
Primary author | Year of publication | Region | Length of period for comparison | Percentage of essential maternal health services disrupted due to COVID 19 | Study quality score | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
ANC% | SBA % | PNC % | FP % | AC% | |||||
Shuka et al. [13] | 2021 | National | Average monthly | − 9.19 | ND | ND | − 7.60 | ND | 8 |
Bekele et al. [14] | 2022 | Amhara | Average monthly | − 13.02 | ND | ND | ND | ND | 8 |
Ayele et al. [15] | 2021 | Addis Ababa | Average monthly | − 8.10 | − 9.80 | NI | NI | NI | 7 |
Tefera et al. [16] | 2022 | Diredawa | Annual | ND | ND | − 30.0 | ND | NI | 8 |
Kassie et al. [17] | 2021 | SNNPR | 4 months | − 26.35 | − 23.46 | − 29.1 | ND | ND | 9 |
Desta et al. [18] | 2021 | Tigray | 3 months | − 2.83 | ND | ND | − 4.81 | − 12.31 | 8 |
Gebreegziabher et al. [19] | 2022 | Addis Ababa | 8 months | − 7.04 | − 2.50 | − 9.3 | − 20.5 | − 23.7 | 9 |
Enbiale et al. [20] | 2021 | Addis Ababa | Average monthly | ND | ND | NI | − 14.0 | NI | 7 |
Maximum disruption |  |  |  | − 26.35 | − 23.46 | − 30.0 | − 14.0 | − 23.7 |  |