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Table 2 Legalization of induced abortion in Kurdistan Region and participants sociodemographic factors

From: Attitudes towards induced abortion among gynecologists in Kurdistan region of Iraq

Characteristic

N = 166

Attitude towards legalization of abortion

P-value

 

Agree

Disagree

 

N

% (95% CI)

N

% (95% CI)

 

Total

72

43.4 (35.8–50.9)

94

56.6 (49.1–64.2)

 

Sex

     

Women

72

43.9 (36.3–51.5)

92

56.1 (48.5–63.7)

0.506*

Men

0

0 (0.0–0.0)

2

100 (100.0-100.0)

Age-groups

     

< 40

55

48.7 (39.5–57.9)

58

51.3 (42.1–60.5)

0.044

≥ 40

17

32.1 (19.5–44.6)

36

67.9 (55.4–80.5)

Marital status

     

Ever married

54

39.4 (31.2–47.6)

83

60.6 (52.4–68.8)

0.025

Not married

18

62.1 (44.4–79.7)

11

37.9 (20.3–55.6)

Years of practice

     

0–10

53

49.1 (39.6–58.5)

55

50.9 (41.5–60.4)

0.043

> 10

19

32.8 (20.7–44.8)

39

67.2 (55.2–79.3)

Ethnicity

     

Kurdish

63

42.6 (34.6–50.5)

85

57.4 (49.5–65.4)

0.548

Other

9

50.0 (26.9–73.1)

9

50.0 (26.9–73.1)

Religion

     

Muslim

68

42.5 (34.8–50.2)

92

57.5 (49.8–65.2)

0.405*

Other

4

66.7 (28.9–100)

2

33.3 (0.0-71.1)

Are you religious or secular?

     

Religious

64

42.4 (34.5–50.3)

87

57.6 (49.7–65.5)

0.414

Secular

8

53.3 (28.1–78.6)

7

46.7 (21.4–71.9)

  1. *Fisher’s exact test