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Table 2 Maternal and newborn birth outcomes and complications

From: Effectiveness of clinical training on improving essential newborn care practices in Bossaso, Somalia: a pre and postintervention study

Variable

Pre-intervention

Post-intervention

P-value

n/N

%

95% CI

n/N

%

95% CI

Birth and newborn outcome

 Live birth (Singleton)

245/253

96.8

93.9–98.6

261/271

96.3

93.3–98.2

0.96

 Live birth (Twins)

1 /253

0.4

0.01–2.2

3 /271

1.1

0.2–3.2

0.34

Estimated gestational age

  < 37 Weeks

6/247

2.4

0.9–5.1

4/267

1.5

0.4–3.7

0.45

  ≥ 37 Weeks

240/247

97.2

94.4–98.9

263/267

98.5

96.3–99.6

0.91

 Missing values

1/247

–

 

–

–

  

Birthweight

  < 2500 g

6/247

2.5

0.7–5.3

21/267

7.9

4.2–10.7

0.002

  ≥ 2500 g

216/247

87.4

94.7–99.3

245/267

91.8

89.3–95.8

0.71

 Missing values

25/247

10.1

6.7–14.6

1

0.4

0.0–2.1

< 0.001

Newborn complications

 Severe infection

5 /247

2.0

0.7–4.7

7 /267

2.6

1.1–5.3

0.66

 Isolated fast breathing

4 /247

1.6

0.4–4.1

1 /267

0.4

0.0–2.1

0.15

 Birth asphyxia

11 /247

4.5

2.2–7.8

13 /267

4.9

2.6–8.2

0.83

 Congenital abnormality

0 /247

0.0

 

1 /267

0.4

0.0–2.1

0.34

 Other

2 /247

0.8

0.1–2.9

1 /267

0.4

0.0–2.1

0.52

Maternal complicationsa

 Bleeding

16 /253

6.3

3.7–10.1

7 /271

2.6

1.0–5.2

0.05

 Obstructed/prolonged labor

17 /253

6.7

4.0–10.5

3 /271

1.1

0.2–3.2

0.001

 Pre-eclampsia/eclampsia

4 /253

1.6

0.4–4.0

0 /271

0.0

 

0.04

 Severe infection

12 /253

4.7

2.5–8.1

12/271

4.4

2.3–7.6

0.87

 Other

3 /253

1.2

0.2–3.4

0 /271

0.0

 

0.07

  1. azero maternal death was reported at pre- and post-intervention measurement