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Abstract：
UNASSIGNED: To assess and compare the level of Birth Preparedness and Complications Readiness (BPCR) and determine the predicting effect of socio-demographic factors on it among couples in rural and urban communities of Ekiti State.
UNASSIGNED: A community-based comparative cross-sectional study.
UNASSIGNED: The study was conducted in twelve rural and twelve urban communities in Ekiti State.
UNASSIGNED: Couples from rural and urban communities. Female partners were women of reproductive age group (15-49 years) who gave birth within twelve months before the survey.
UNASSIGNED: Proportion of couples that were well prepared for birth and obstetric emergencies, and its socio-demographic determinants.
UNASSIGNED: The proportion of couples that were well prepared for birth and its complications was significantly higher in urban (60.5%) than rural (48.4%) communities. The study also revealed that living above poverty line (95% CI=1.01-3.79), parity and spousal age difference less than five years (95% CI=1.09 - 2.40) were positive predictors of BPCR among respondents.
UNASSIGNED: Urban residents were better prepared than their rural counterparts. Living above poverty line, parity, and spousal age difference less than five years were positive predictors of BPCR. There is a need to emphasize on educating couples on the importance of identifying blood donors as a vital component of BPCR.
UNASSIGNED: None declared.
UNASSIGNED: A community-based comparative cross-sectional study.
UNASSIGNED: The study was conducted in twelve rural and twelve urban communities in Ekiti State.
UNASSIGNED: Couples from rural and urban communities. Female partners were women of reproductive age group (15-49 years) who gave birth within twelve months before the survey.
UNASSIGNED: Proportion of couples that were well prepared for birth and obstetric emergencies, and its socio-demographic determinants.
UNASSIGNED: The proportion of couples that were well prepared for birth and its complications was significantly higher in urban (60.5%) than rural (48.4%) communities. The study also revealed that living above poverty line (95% CI=1.01-3.79), parity and spousal age difference less than five years (95% CI=1.09 - 2.40) were positive predictors of BPCR among respondents.
UNASSIGNED: Urban residents were better prepared than their rural counterparts. Living above poverty line, parity, and spousal age difference less than five years were positive predictors of BPCR. There is a need to emphasize on educating couples on the importance of identifying blood donors as a vital component of BPCR.
UNASSIGNED: None declared.
摘要：
■评估和比较出生准备和并发症准备程度（BPCR），并确定社会人口因素对Ekiti州农村和城市社区夫妇的预测影响。
■一项基于社区的比较横断面研究。
■这项研究是在埃基蒂州的十二个农村和十二个城市社区进行的。
■来自农村和城市社区的夫妇。女性伴侣是在调查前12个月内分娩的育龄妇女（15-49岁）。
■为分娩和产科急诊做好充分准备的夫妇比例，及其社会人口决定因素。
■在城市社区（60.5％）中，为分娩及其并发症做好充分准备的夫妇比例明显高于农村（48.4％）。研究还显示，生活在贫困线以上(95%CI=1.01-3.79)，在受访者中,产次和配偶年龄差异小于5岁(95%CI=1.09-2.40)是BPCR的阳性预测因子.
■城市居民比农村居民准备得更好。生活在贫困线以上，奇偶校验，配偶年龄差异小于5岁是BPCR的阳性预测因子。有必要强调对夫妇进行教育，以了解将献血者识别为BPCR的重要组成部分的重要性。
■没有声明。
■一项基于社区的比较横断面研究。
■这项研究是在埃基蒂州的十二个农村和十二个城市社区进行的。
■来自农村和城市社区的夫妇。女性伴侣是在调查前12个月内分娩的育龄妇女（15-49岁）。
■为分娩和产科急诊做好充分准备的夫妇比例，及其社会人口决定因素。
■在城市社区（60.5％）中，为分娩及其并发症做好充分准备的夫妇比例明显高于农村（48.4％）。研究还显示，生活在贫困线以上(95%CI=1.01-3.79)，在受访者中,产次和配偶年龄差异小于5岁(95%CI=1.09-2.40)是BPCR的阳性预测因子.
■城市居民比农村居民准备得更好。生活在贫困线以上，奇偶校验，配偶年龄差异小于5岁是BPCR的阳性预测因子。有必要强调对夫妇进行教育，以了解将献血者识别为BPCR的重要组成部分的重要性。
■没有声明。
