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Table 6 Factors associated with passing neonatal resuscitation skills performance on first attempt

From: Neonatal resuscitation skills acquisition among healthcare providers after Helping Babies Breathe simulation training using improved tools across two regions in Tanzania

Variables

N (%) who passed OSCE

 

95% confidence interval

p value

 

95% confidence interval

p value

 

CPR

Lower

Upper

 

APR

Lower

Upper

 

Health facility level

 Health center

126 (94)

1.535

0.999

2.358

0.050

1.408

0.887

2.235

0.146

 District hospital

173 (83.2)

0.846

0.606

1.180

0.323

0.774

0.536

1.118

0.172

 Regional referral Hospital

121 (87.1)

Ref

       

Regions

 Geita

211(90.6)

1.368

1.022

1.832

0.035

1.283

0.928

1.773

0.131

 Shinyanga

209 (84.3)

Ref

       

Work experience (years)

  ≤ 5

130 (89)

1.344

0.917

1.970

0.129

1.004

0.526

1.917

0.990

 6–10

196 (88.7)

1.319

0.932

1.867

0.118

1.081

0.643

1.815

0.769

  > 10

94(82.9)

Ref

       

Age (years)

 20–30

118 (87.4)

1.281

0.867

1.892

0.214

1.128

0.587

2.164

0.718

 31–40

218 (89.7)

1.443

1.014

2.054

0.042

1.267

0.750

2.142

0.376

  > 40

84 (81.6)

Ref

       

Experience working in labor ward

  ≤ 5

313 (87.4)

1.819

1.044

3.170

0.035

1.548

0.801

2.994

0.194

 6–10

90 (90.9)

2.196

1.166

4.135

0.015

1.825

0.903

3.690

0.094

  > 10

17 (70.8)

Ref

       

Sex

 Male

167 (90.3)

1.271

0.938

1.724

0.122

1.032

0.732

1.457

0.856

 Female

253 (85.5)

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Level of education

 Certificate

162 (82.7)

0.650

0.374

1.129

0.126

0.863

0.437

1.705

0.672

 Diploma

215 (90.3)

0.932

0.534

1.627

0.804

1.143

0.599

2.182

0.685

 Degree and above

43 (91.5)

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Position of the HCW

 Nurses

364 (86.5)

0.670

0.402

1.117

0.125

0.647

0.336

1.249

0.194

 Doctors

56 (93.3)

Ref

       
  1. CPR crude prevalence ratio, APR adjusted prevalence ratio