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Table 2 Characteristics of Providers included in the Family Planning Integration Study Sample—Kigoma Region, Tanzania, April to July 2016 (n = 330)

From: Client and provider factors associated with integration of family planning services among maternal and reproductive health clients in Kigoma Region, Tanzania: a cross-sectional study, April–July 2016

 

Providers, n (%)

95% CI

Age in years

 20–29

125 (37.9)

32.6–43.1

 30–39

54 (16.4)

12.4–20.4

 40–49

74 (22.4)

17.9–26.9

 50+

77 (23.3)

18.7–27.9

Sex

 Female

209 (63.3)

58.1–68.6

 Male

121 (36.7)

31.4–41.9

Highest education completed

 Primary

15 (4.6)

2.3–6.8

 Secondary

95 (28.8)

23.9–33.7

 College/university

220 (66.7)

61.6–71.8

Cadre

 Clinician

69 (20.9)

16.5–25.3

 Nurse/midwife

176 (53.3)

47.9–58.7

 Other staff

85 (25.7)

21.0–30.5

Years in cadre

 0 to 10 years

127 (38.5)

33.2–43.8

 11+ years

203 (61.5)

56.2–66.8

Years at the facility

 0 to 7 years

99 (30.0)

25.0–35.0

 8+ years

231 (70.0)

65.0–75.0

Facility type

 Hospital

82 (24.9)

20.2–29.5

 Health center

182 (55.2)

49.8–60.5

 Dispensary

66 (20.0)

15.7–24.3

Work hours per week

 54+ hours per week

191 (57.9)

52.5–63.2

 Less than 54 h per week

139 (42.1)

36.8–47.5

Routinely provides FP services

 Yes

249 (75.5)

70.8–80.1

 No

81 (24.6)

19.9–29.2

FP ever-training PCA scorea

 Low

132 (40.0)

34.7–45.3

 High

198 (60.0)

54.7–65.3

FP recent-training PCA Scorea

 Low

227 (68.8)

63.8–73.8

 High

103 (31.2)

26.2–36.2

FP Practice PCA Scorea

 Low

131 (39.7)

34.4–45.0

 High

199 (60.3)

55.0–65.6

Access to electronic mentoring opportunities

 No access

165 (50.0)

44.6–55.4

 Access to at least 1 type (emergency call system, e-learning, teleconference)

165 (50.0)

44.6–55.4

Perception in-service training has helped job performance

 Yes

285 (86.4)

82.6–90.1

 No

45 (13.6)

9.9–17.4

Job Satisfaction

 Very or a little satisfied

148 (44.9)

39.5–50.2

 Neutral, a little dissatisfied or very dissatisfied

182 (55.2)

49.8–60.5

Perception paid fairly for job duties

 Yes

56 (17.0)

12.9–21.0

 No

274 (83.0)

79.0–87.1

Perception of adequacy of training for job duties

 Yes

227 (68.8)

63.8–73.8

 No

103 (31.2)

26.2–36.2

Displays at least 1 FP biasb

 Yes

207 (62.7)

57.5–68.0

 No

123 (37.3)

32.0–42.5

  1. aProviders were asked if they had ever received training in, had recently received training in (in the last 18 months), and if they had provided the service in the last 3 months related to the following 14 FP items: 1) counsel women about FP and contraception; 2) give an injectable; 3) insert an IU(C)D; 4) remove an IU(C)D; 5) insert an implant; 6) remove an implant; 7) perform a tubal ligation; 8) perform a vasectomy; 9) provide counseling on FP options; 10) provide counseling on the efficacy of FP methods; 11) provide counseling on the potential side effects of FP methods; 12) provide counseling on the potential warning signs of FP methods; 13) provide clinical management of FP side effects; and 14) provide FP for HIV positive women
  2. bProviders were asked if they decide whether or not to provide FP services to clients based on one or more of the following client characteristics: marital status/parental consent/partner consent/age/parity