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8/3/2019 Results SectiondraftsHM Jan3

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Result

Sommaire

1.1 Introduction.............................................................................................................. 11.2 Demographic Characteristics .................................................................................... 11.3 Maternalandnewborncare: ..................................................................................... 2Table 9: Post Natal Checkwithin 3 days forNew born ....................................................... 41.4 Breastfeeding ........................................................................................................... 41.5 Vitamin A Supplementation ..................................................................................... 51.6 Vaccination: ............................................................................................................. 51.7 Malaria:.................................................................................................................... 71.8 Discussions and Recommendations ......................................................................... 8

1.1 Introduction

Thissectionpresentsthe findingsofthe Finalknowledge, attitude andcoverage surveythatwasconductedinthe Konni District, Niger. Findingsare presentedunderthe following

categories; Demographicscharacteristics ,Maternalandnewbornhealth, childspacing, breastfeeding, vitamin A supplementation, childimmunization, malaria, controlofdiarrhea, Acute

RespiratoryInfections, waterandsanitationand Anthropometrics. Thissectionalsocomparesbaseline with endline findings.

1.2 Demographic Characteristics

Table 1: Age of Children under 2 (n=358)

Age of children (n=300) Freq %

0 to 5 months 107 30

6 to 11 months 95 27

12 to 23 months 156 43

Total 358 100.0

Table 2: Sex of Children under 2 (n=358)

Sex of children (n=358) Freq %


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Female 137 45.7

Male 163 54.3

Total 358 100.0

1.3 Maternal and newborn care:

Table 5: Health Center/Home Delivery

Freq %

Health Center 213 59,7

Home 144 40,3

Total 357 100,0

60% ofdeliveriestake place inthe Healthcenters. Itistwice the baseline line (29%). While

there has been modestincrease inthe extensionof Health facilitycoverage between 2007 (52

Healthpost) and 2011 (60 Healthpost) inthe Konni Districtingeneral. Inthe surveyed 60

villages, the numberof HP and Primary Health Care ( CSI) Centershas evenremained

unchanged. Improved Healthcare deliveryand Community Mobilization inprojectarea may

have contributed .

Table 6: Assistance during the Delivery (n=358)

*withinthisgroup, 4 responses were categorizedas auxiliaire andthe crosscheck

on where thisstaff existshowsthattheyare in Health Centers. This could be relatedto Healthpost workers ( HPw) whotemporarily workinIntegrated Health Centers (CSI) duringthe Frequentabsence ofthe Chief CSInurse inthe majorityof Health

centersstaffed byonlyone or 2 nurses.

The Catchindicator includes Healthpost workeras qualified Personnelsince they

were trained by Projectin Clean Delivery. Some ofthis HPW are nurses but maynot

be knownassuch byrespondents.

Person who assisted Freq %

Doctor/ Nurse/Midwife 161 45

HP worker 28 8

Traditional birthattendant 140 40

Other 25*

Notassisted 2

Total 358 100.0


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There almost 40% ofdeliverystillattended by TBA (Matrons) eventhoughtheyare

notconsideredasskilledpersonnel. The projecthasdevotedconsiderable time inthesensitizationtoteachto TBA intheirnew role of companiontodelivery .

Table 6: Home delivery By TBA

HomedeliveryTBA Frequency Percent

Yes 67 47,2%

No 75 52,8%

Total 142 100,0%

95% Conf Limits

Yes 38,8% 55,7%

No 44,3% 61,2%

Comments:

when we cross where dothe Birthassisted by matronstook, we findthatonlyhalfof

them were at Home, 50% ofthese Births assisted by TBA( 75/142) occurredin

Health Centers. Thisis wellknow practicesparticularlyin CSIand District Hospital

where matronsare stillused fornightshiftunderMidwife supervision. Officially

matronsare expected eveninthose centerstoonlyaccompany Parturientto Maternity

andhelpthe womeninpostpartum wards. Butthe realityisthat matronscontinue to

assistdelivery whenthe Midwife actually wenttorestduringnightguards.

Table 7: Use of Clean delivery Kits (n=358)

76% ofthe deliveries benefitedcleandeliverykit. Projecthasprovidedasingle use

delivery Kitinhealthcenters. The Kitcomprisesa 2 Yards Clothto wrapthe baby, arazorblade forCordon Section, aglovesandsoap. While 60% ofthe delivery

occurredinhealthcenters, approximately 16% of Kitused were eitherathome orelsewhere. Thisisasignificantincrease comparedto 21% of Kitdeliveryuse at

baseline KPC

Was a Clean Delivery Kit

used during delivery?

Freq %

Yes 272 76

No 84 23

Do Not Know 2 1

Total 358 100.0


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Table 8: Post Natal check for Mother within first week

Whendidthe Checktake place ? Frequency Percent

Hour1 159 79,1%

Day 1 19 9,5%Week1 3 1,5%

Donot Know 20 10,0%

Total 201 100,0%

95% Conf Limits

Hours72,8

%84,5%

Day1 5,8% 14,4%

Donot Know 6,2% 14,9%

Week1 0,3% 4,3%

88% (178/201) of mothers whodeliveredin Health Centershadapostnatalcheckwithinthefirst weekand 80% ofthem hadthe checkwithinthe dayafterdelivery. The totalnumberof

the respondents matches with 213 whodeliveredin Health Center.

Only 29 mothers were able toidentifythe Healthpersonnel whoperformedthe Check. Halfof

them (51%) were done by Healthpost Worker. 4 checksdone by midwifesand 2 by Doctors.

Itappearsclearlythat Doctorand Midwife are mostrecognizable ormay be more

communicative (?) Than Nursesand Health Post worker, since the numberofdeliveries

assisted by Midwife and Doctorsare the same forthe postnatalchecks.

Table 9: Post Natal Check within 3 days for New born

Freq Percent

Yes 34 54,0%

No 29 46,0%

Total 63 100,0%

36% (63/216) of motherssaidthattheirbaby waschecked bythe healthpersonnelofthe

facility where theydelivered butonlyhalfofthe Newborn (38) were checked withinthe week

afterbirth.

1.4 Breastfeeding

Table10: Time of Breastfeeding after Birth (n=358)


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94% ofthe newborn were breastfedImmediately ( with 1 hour) and same proportion

were givencolostrumsduringthe first 3 daysafterbirthand 84% ofthe newborn were

notgivenanyotherfeedduringthe sameperiod. Thisistwice (42% at baseline)

higherthan baseline rate.

Table11: Exclusive Breafeeding (EBF)/ breastmilk and simple water (n= 107)

Exclusive Breastfeedingisone ofthe mostcost effective interventionsinchildsurvival

project especiallyindevelopingcountries. The Guidelinesrecommendthatachildisnotgivenanyotherfeedsthan breast milkuntil 6 month except medicine. The findingsshoweda

72% ofchildrenunder6 month exclusively Breast feed. Thisisasignificantincreasecomparedto baseline value of 36%.

1.5 Vitamin A SupplementationTable 12: Children who received Vit A (n=251)

The surveynotedthatamongchildrenaged 6-23 months 74% were reportedtohave received

adose ofvitamin A inthe lastsix months while baseline notedonly 10% ofthe childrenaged

6-23 monthsreceivedadose ofvitamin A inthe lastsix months.

1.6 Vaccination:

Table 13: Health Card/vaccination possession

Time Freq %

Within 1 hour (Initiation ) 339 94%

After1 hour 13 62.0

Didnot Know 6 2.7

Total 358 100.0

Type of feeding Freq %EBF 77 72

Breastmilkand water 9* 8.4

Received Vit A (at least once) Freq %

Yes 184 74

No 62 25

Didnotknow 4 1

Blank 1 0

Total 251 100.0


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Do you have a card where your childsvaccinations are written down?

Freq %

Yes,seen bythe

Surveyor

273 76,3

Donot Know 1 ,3

Notavailalbe 68 19,0

Neverhada Card 16 4,5

Total 358 100,0

73% of motherspossess Healthorvaccinationcards. Baseline line value is 61%. The majorissue with Health/vaccinationcardisthattheyare not filled mostly by Healthpersonnel.

72% (258/358) of mothermentionedtohave receivedvaccinationthatisnot writteninthe

book.

Table 14: Children who received Penta 1 / Penta3 (n=120, children 12-23mth whopossess vaccination card)

Table 15: Children who received Vit A (Most Recent Dose, children 6-23, card

seen by enumerator)

y

Thisresultisobtained from acrosstable of Q44 (didthe childreceive asingle dose ofVitamin A withthe last 6 month) and Q45 ( dothe motherpossessavaccinationcard?) asindicatedinthe KPC 2000Tabulationguide .The 65 responsescategorized

as NA includeschildren 8-23 month who eitherhave the cardandnotavailable(n=50) orneverpossessavaccinationcard (n= 11) or1 motherwasnotclearwhether

she possessedacardornotandtherefore classifiedas No. Ifthe we calculate thepercentage ofchildren whose mothersaidtohave receivedasingle dose of Vitamin A

whetherornottheyhave avaccinationcard, thenthe percentage increase to74%.

Freq %

Penta 1 94 78

Penta3 49 41

Freq %

Yes 140 56

No 46 19

NA 65*

Total 251 100.0


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y Incontrary when we calculate theproportionofchildren whopossessedavaccinationcardin whichis mentionedthatthe childhasreceiveda Vitamin A dose eitherthe date

isornot found;thepercentage willdropto 11% only.

Ta b 13: BCG

Table 16: Children who received Measles vaccine (children 9-23, card seen byenumerator)

The percentage ofchildren whohad measlesvaccinationiscalculatedamongchildren 9-23.

51% ofthem hadthe vaccination. The percentage remainsthe same whenitiscalculatedamongchildren 12-23mth ( 52%= 78/151)

1.7 Malaria:

Table 17: Children who had Malaria and received appropriate Treatment

59% (212/358) ofthe childrenhad feverinthe last 2 weekspriorthe surveyand 68% ofthem

were treated withappropriate anti malarial ( ACT, Fansidar, Chloroandamodiaquine) within24hofthe onsetofthe fever. Thisisa moderate decrease intheprevalence of malaria from

2008 KPC (64%) butaccesstothe treatmenthas beensignificantlyimproved from 17.5% in

2008. Coexistence ofreportedhighprevalence of malariacasesand ITNS allegedusedin

surveyina Nationalpatternknownin Nigerby Bothsmallscale project andthe National

Malaria Program. Possible reasontolookatin furtherinvestigationare the time people start

usingthe ITN atnighttime andissuespertainingtodrugresistance because eventhoughthe

Nationalpolicyhasadoptedsince 2008 use ofcombined Artemisindrugs, Choloroquine,

amodiaquine are still be usedas firstline therapy mostly by Ambulant Pharmacist.

Received VAR? Freq %

Yes 94 51%

No 48 23%

Donot Know 40* 26%

Total 189 100.0

Freq %

Yes 144 68%

No 72 32%

Donot Know

Total 212 100.0


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1.8 Discussions and Recommendations

Ingeneral, findingsofthe endline surveyin Konni Districthave shown 2 majorTrends:

improvementsin mostofthe indicatorsin Maternalandnewborncare, Preventionand

Treatmentof infantdisease, Immunizationand Watsanandratherdeteriorationof Nutritional

statusofchildreninthe projectareathat will be discussed more extensively.

1.8.1 Maternal and Newborn

On MotherChild Protectionagainst Tetanosindicator, the endline findingshasshownthatahigherproportion (81% vs 28.8% at baseline) of mothers with children 0-23 whoreceived

atleast 2 dosesof Tetanus Toxoidvaccine before the birthoftheir youngestchild. This ishigherthanthe 62.1% found bythe 2010 Child Survival National Survey[1] forthe Region

of Tahoua. (Statistique, Juin 2010).Increase in TT isgenerallyrelatedinimprovedattendance of Antenatal Consultation by

women. Despite severalstockoutofvaccinesrecordedduringthe fouryearimplementation

ofthe childsurvivalproject, the Policyof Free care accessto Motherandchildcare decreedbythe GON in 2008 andcommunitysensitizationdone byprojectcould be contributingfactor.

The increase in TT vaccine hasalso beencorrelated withproportionate increase inaccessto

maternal Healthservice asshown by 73% of motherpossessinga Health/vaccinationcards

and 60% ofpregnant womenthatgive birthin Health Center. The projectareashoweda

bettercorrelationofcompletionof ANC/TT visitsand birthinhealth facilitythanthe National

Child Surveyof 2010 whoshowedthatdespite asignificantincrease of Antenatalvisits (55%

in Tahoua Region where the projectislocated), deliveriesin Health facilityremainedlow

(31%). Amongthe 60% ofpregnant women whogave birthin Health Centers, 52% ofthe

deliveries were attended byskilledpersonnelagainst 26.4% atthe projectstartup.

MOH indicatordonotaccountthoughamongskilledpersonnel Healthpost Workerwhoare

not Nurse. Thisaccounts foralmost 60% ofallthe Health workersinthe 60 HP of Konni.76% ofthe deliveriesperformedinthese facilitiesusedaclean Birth Kitcomparedto 20%reportedinthe Initial KPC.

The rate ofpost-partum checkhasnotchangedandhave evenslightlydecreased both for

mothers ( 88% vs. 92% at baseline) andchildren (11% vs. 13% ).


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While thisresults maytranslate arealstagnationofthe postnatalcheck-up, itshould be noted

that the responsesrate inthe Final KPC islow. Only 29 mothers were able toidentify whoassistedherinthe delivery.

The endline surveyhasalsonotedimprovementsinthe knowledge ofdangersignsduring

pregnancycomparedtothe baseline. The proportionof mothers withchildrenaged 0-23

months whosoughthealth facilitycare whentheyhaddangersignsduringpregnancyhasalso

improved from baseline (from 97% to 99%).

The proportionof mothers withchildrenaged 0-23 months whoreceivedirontabletsdeclined

from 96% during baseline to 92% during endline. Itistherefore recommendedthatthe

provisionofirontabletstopregnant mothers be intensified.

The findingsofthe endline surveyshowsimprovementintheproportionof mothers whose

births were attended byskilledpersonal (84% from 79% during baseline). The surveynoted

animprovementinthe proportionof mothers withchildrenaged 0-23 months whogave birthatahealth facility from the baseline (85% from 79% during baseline).

The rate ofpost-partum check-upshasimproved between baseline and endline forallofthe

indicators formothers (41% to 58% formothers whohadhealth facilitydeliveryand 44% to72% ofthe children whohadahealth facility birth). Similarly, the post-partum indicatorhas

improved betweenand endline survey forchildren who were bornoutside ahealth facilityfrom 8% at baseline to 29% at endline. Theproportionof mothersandchildren whoreceived

post-partum care from skilledhealth workerhasimproved from baseline. However, the

proportionsare stilllow. Itisrecommendedthatall mothersandnewbornsshouldhave

postnatalchecksatleastthree daysafterdeliveryand birth, respectively.

The surveyhasnotedahigherproportionof (95%) childrenage 0-5 months who were

exclusively breastfedduringthe last 24 hours from the baseline to endline survey.

Use ofvitamin A supplementationamongchildrenaged 6-23 monthshasimproved from

baseline and endline survey. Thisimprovementisgood forthe childrenasvitamin A is

essential fortheirgrowth.

The endline surveynotedanimprovementinthe proportionofchildren whoreceived measles

vaccinationascomparedto baseline, howeverthe ratesof DPT1 and DPT3 immunizationhasstagnated. Itistherefore beingrecommendedthatchildimmunizationcampaignsare

enhancedand expanded.

The use of bednetsisrecommendedtoprevent malariaamongchildrenandpregnant mothers.

The surveynotedimprovementinthe use ofinsecticide treated bednetamongchildren 0-23

months between baseline surveyand endline survey. Proportionofchildren who were treated

with effective anti malarialdrug withinthe 24 hoursafterthe feverbeganalsoimproved from

baseline findings. Suchimprovementisgoodasitpreventdeathasaresultof malaria.


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Diarrheahas beenone ofthe majorcausesof morbidityand mortalityamongchildrenandtheuse of ORS isone treatmentusedto manage the disease. The endline surveynoteda big

improvementinthe use of ORS amongchildrenaged 0-23 monthstocontroldiarrhea.

The endline surveyidentifiedanimprovementinhealthseeking behavioramong mothers with

childrenaged 0-23 monthsas evidenced byincreaseduse ofappropriate healthprovidertomanage coughand fastand/ordifficult breathingofchildrenaged 0-23 months from baselinefindings.

Use ofclean waterandgoodsanitationpreventschildren from having waterborne diseases.

The studynotedimprovementsinhouseholds withchildrenaged 0-23 months whichtreat

watereffectivelyanduse soap forhand washingcomparedto baseline findings. The national

nutritionpolicy forMalawiindicatesthat 21% ofchildrenunderfive yearsoldare

underweight. The baseline findingsnotedthat 28% were underweight while the endline

surveynotedthat 16% were underweight. Thisshowsthatthe nutritionstatus forchildrenhas

improvedinthe district.

Detailedannexe: Q15-Q16

Q15:Did you ever breastfeed your child?

Effectifs PourcentagePourcentage

validePourcentage

cumul

Valide NON 4 1,1 1,1 1,1

OUI 354 98,9 98,9 100,0

Total 358 100,0 100,0


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Q16:How long after birth did you first put your child to the breast?


validePourcentage

cumul

Valide HEURE 80 22,3 22,3 22,3

IMMEDIATEMENT 259 72,3 72,3 94,7

JOURS 13

3,6

3,698,3

NSP 6 1,7 1,7 100,0

Total 358 100,0 100,0

Q17:During the first three or four days after delivery, before your regular milk began flowing, did you give yourchild the liquid (colostrum) that came from your breast?


validePourcentage

cumul

Valide NON 18 5,0 5,0 5,0

OUI 340 95,0 95,0 100,0

Total 358 100,0 100,0

Q18: In the first three days after delivery, was your child given anything to drink other than breast milk?


validePourcentage

cumul

Valide NON 302 84,4 84,4 84,4

OUI 56 15,6 15,6 100,0

Total 358 100,0 100,0

Q16:How long after birth did you first put your child to the breast?


validePourcentage

cumul

Valide HEURE 80 22,3 22,3 22,3

IMMEDIATEMENT 259 72,3 72,3 94,7

JOURS 13 3,6 3,6 98,3

NSP 6 1,7 1,7 100,0

Total 358 100,0 100,0

Q44:

tr_age Effectifs

Pourcentage

Pourcentage

valide

Pourcentage

cumul1 Valide NON 25 23,4 23,4 23,4

OUI 82 76,6 76,6 100,0

Total 107 100,0 100,0

2 Valide NON 63 25,1 25,1 25,1

NSP 4 1,6 1,6 26,7

OUI 184 73,3 73,3 100,0

Total 251 100,0 100,0


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Forward

VITAMINEA Frequency Percent Cum Percent

40241 1 3,6% 3,6%40387 1 3,6% 7,1%

40494 1 3,6% 10,7%

40538 1 3,6% 14,3%

40559 1 3,6% 17,9%

40570 1 3,6% 21,4%

40596 1 3,6% 25,0%

40608 1 3,6% 28,6%

40617 1 3,6% 32,1%

40624 1 3,6% 35,7%40628 1 3,6% 39,3%

40647 1 3,6% 42,9%

40659 1 3,6% 46,4%

40663 2 7,1% 53,6%

40681 1 3,6% 57,1%

40697 1 3,6% 60,7%

40717 1 3,6% 64,3%

40718 1 3,6% 67,9%

40721 1 3,6% 71,4%40756 1 3,6% 75,0%

40768 1 3,6% 78,6%

40779 1 3,6% 82,1%

40783 1 3,6% 85,7%

47484 3 10,7% 96,4%

146099 1 3,6% 100,0%

Total 28 100,0% 100,0%

95% Conf Limits

40241 0,1% 18,3%

40387 0,1% 18,3%

40494 0,1% 18,3%

40538 0,1% 18,3%

40559 0,1% 18,3%

40570 0,1% 18,3%


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40596 0,1% 18,3%

40608 0,1% 18,3%

40617 0,1% 18,3%

40624 0,1% 18,3%

40628 0,1% 18,3%

40647 0,1% 18,3%

40659 0,1% 18,3%

40663 0,9% 23,5%

40681 0,1% 18,3%

40697 0,1% 18,3%

40717 0,1% 18,3%

40718 0,1% 18,3%

40721 0,1% 18,3%

40756 0,1% 18,3%

40768 0,1% 18,3%

40779 0,1% 18,3%

40783 0,1% 18,3%

47484 2,3% 28,2%

146099 0,1% 18,3%

Previous Dataset Results Library

1.8.1.1FREQ Q44

Next Procedure

Forward

Q44 Frequency Percent Cum Percent

NON 62 24,8% 24,8%

NSP 4 1,6% 26,4%

OUI 184 73,6% 100,0%

Total 250 100,0% 100,0%

95% Conf Limits

NON 19,6% 30,6%

NSP 0,4% 4,0%

OUI 67,7% 79,0%

Previous Dataset Results Library


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1.8.1.2TABLES VITAMINEA Q44

Next Procedure

Forward

Q44VITAMINEA NON OUI TOTAL

40241Row %

Col %

00,0

0,0

1100,0

3,8

1100,0

3,6

40387

Row %

Col %

0

0,0

0,0

1

100,0

3,8

1

100,0

3,6

40494

Row %

Col %

0

0,0

0,0

1

100,0

3,8

1

100,0

3,6

40538

Row %Col %

0

0,00,0

1

100,03,8

1

100,03,6

40559Row %

Col %

00,0

0,0

1100,0

3,8

1100,0

3,6

40570

Row %

Col %

0

0,0

0,0

1

100,0

3,8

1

100,0

3,6

40596

Row %Col %

0

0,00,0

1

100,03,8

1

100,03,6

40608

Row %

Col %

1

100,0

50,0

0

0,0

0,0

1

100,0

3,6

40617Row %

Col %

00,0

0,0

1100,0

3,8

1100,0

3,6

40624

Row %

Col %

0

0,0

0,0

1

100,0

3,8

1

100,0

3,6

40628Row %

Col %

00,0

0,0

1100,0

3,8

1100,0

3,6

40647

Row %

Col %

0

0,0

0,0

1

100,0

3,8

1

100,0

3,6

40659

Row %

0

0,0

1

100,0

1

100,0


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1.8.1.3Single Table Analysis

Chi-

squaredf Probability

Col % 0,0 3,8 3,6

40663Row %

Col %

00,0

0,0

2100,0

7,7

2100,0

7,1

40681

Row %Col %

0

0,00,0

1

100,03,8

1

100,03,6

40697

Row %

Col %

0

0,0

0,0

1

100,0

3,8

1

100,0

3,6

40717

Row %

Col %

0

0,0

0,0

1

100,0

3,8

1

100,0

3,6

40718Row %

Col %

00,0

0,0

1100,0

3,8

1100,0

3,6

40721

Row %Col %

1

100,050,0

0

0,00,0

1

100,03,6

40756

Row %

Col %

0

0,0

0,0

1

100,0

3,8

1

100,0

3,6

40768

Row %

Col %

0

0,0

0,0

1

100,0

3,8

1

100,0

3,6

40779Row %

Col %

00,0

0,0

1100,0

3,8

1100,0

3,6

40783

Row %

Col %

0

0,0

0,0

1

100,0

3,8

1

100,0

3,6

47484

Row %

Col %

0

0,0

0,0

3

100,0

11,5

3

100,0

10,7

146099

Row %

Col %

0

0,0

0,0

1

100,0

3,8

1

100,0

3,6

TOTALRow %

Col %

27,1

100,0

2692,9

100,0

28100,0

100,0


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28,0000 24 0,2600

An expected value is < 5.

Chi-square not valid.

Tab: ExclusiveBreastfeeding

Exclusive Breasfeedingbf

Total1 2 3 4 5

tr_age 1 Effectif 92 0 9 6 0 107

% comprisdanstr_age

86,0% ,0% 8,4% 5,6% ,0% 100,0%

% comprisdans bf 29,5% ,0% 34,6% 40,0% ,0% 29,9%

% du total 25,7% ,0% 2,5% 1,7% ,0% 29,9%

2 Effectif 220 3 17 9 2 251

% comprisdanstr_age

87,6% 1,2% 6,8% 3,6% ,8% 100,0%

% comprisdans bf

70,5% 100,0% 65,4% 60,0% 100,0% 70,1%

% du total 61,5% ,8% 4,7% 2,5% ,6% 70,1%

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Record Count:120 Date:31/12/2011 18:02:44

1.8.1.4FREQ DTC1Penta1 DTC3Penta3

Next Procedure

DTC1Penta1

DTC3Penta3


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1.8.1.5DTC1Penta1

Forward

DTC1Penta1 Frequency Percent Cum Percent

22/05/2001 1 1,1% 1,1%

28/12/2009 1 1,1% 2,1%

24/02/2010 2 2,1% 4,3%

15/03/2010 1 1,1% 5,3%

26/03/2010 1 1,1% 6,4%

09/04/2010 1 1,1% 7,4%

21/04/2010 1 1,1% 8,5%

23/04/2010 1 1,1% 9,6%

24/04/2010 1 1,1% 10,6%

27/04/2010 1 1,1% 11,7%

05/06/2010 1 1,1% 12,8%

21/06/2010 1 1,1% 13,8%

27/06/2010 1 1,1% 14,9%

16/07/2010 1 1,1% 16,0%

29/07/2010 3 3,2% 19,1%

26/08/2010 1 1,1% 20,2%

03/09/2010 1 1,1% 21,3%

05/09/2010 1 1,1% 22,3%

08/09/2010 1 1,1% 23,4%

22/09/2010 1 1,1% 24,5%

23/09/2010 1 1,1% 25,5%

24/09/2010 1 1,1% 26,6%

11/10/2010 1 1,1% 27,7%

23/10/2010 1 1,1% 28,7%

23/11/2010 1 1,1% 29,8%

25/11/2010 1 1,1% 30,9%

06/12/2010 1 1,1% 31,9%

08/12/2010 1 1,1% 33,0%

22/12/2010 1 1,1% 34,0%

05/01/2011 1 1,1% 35,1%

07/01/2011 1 1,1% 36,2%

15/01/2011 1 1,1% 37,2%

20/01/2011 1 1,1% 38,3%

22/01/2011 1 1,1% 39,4%


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24/01/2011 1 1,1% 40,4%

25/01/2011 1 1,1% 41,5%

15/02/2011 1 1,1% 42,6%

21/02/2011 1 1,1% 43,6%

26/02/2011 1 1,1% 44,7%

14/03/2011 1 1,1% 45,7%

29/03/2011 1 1,1% 46,8%

13/04/2011 1 1,1% 47,9%

21/04/2011 1 1,1% 48,9%

25/04/2011 1 1,1% 50,0%

30/04/2011 5 5,3% 55,3%

02/05/2011 1 1,1% 56,4%

11/05/2011 1 1,1% 57,4%

12/05/2011 1 1,1% 58,5%18/05/2011 1 1,1% 59,6%

26/05/2011 1 1,1% 60,6%

27/05/2011 1 1,1% 61,7%

28/05/2011 1 1,1% 62,8%

30/05/2011 1 1,1% 63,8%

31/05/2011 1 1,1% 64,9%

03/06/2011 4 4,3% 69,1%

05/06/2011 2 2,1% 71,3%

21/06/2011 1 1,1% 72,3%22/06/2011 1 1,1% 73,4%

23/06/2011 1 1,1% 74,5%

24/06/2011 3 3,2% 77,7%

25/06/2011 2 2,1% 79,8%

26/06/2011 1 1,1% 80,9%

28/06/2011 2 2,1% 83,0%

30/06/2011 1 1,1% 84,0%

04/07/2011 1 1,1% 85,1%

17/07/2011 2 2,1% 87,2%22/07/2011 1 1,1% 88,3%

29/07/2011 1 1,1% 89,4%

10/08/2011 1 1,1% 90,4%

17/08/2011 1 1,1% 91,5%

28/08/2011 1 1,1% 92,6%

12/09/2011 1 1,1% 93,6%


19/24

13/09/2011 1 1,1% 94,7%

20/09/2011 1 1,1% 95,7%

28/10/2011 1 1,1% 96,8%

26/11/2011 1 1,1% 97,9%

03/09/2019 1 1,1% 98,9%

01/01/2030 1 1,1% 100,0%

Total 94 100,0% 100,0%

95% Conf Limits

22/05/2001 0,0% 5,8%

28/12/2009 0,0% 5,8%

24/02/2010 0,3% 7,5%

15/03/2010 0,0% 5,8%

26/03/2010 0,0% 5,8%09/04/2010 0,0% 5,8%

21/04/2010 0,0% 5,8%

23/04/2010 0,0% 5,8%

24/04/2010 0,0% 5,8%

27/04/2010 0,0% 5,8%

05/06/2010 0,0% 5,8%

21/06/2010 0,0% 5,8%

27/06/2010 0,0% 5,8%

16/07/2010 0,0% 5,8%

29/07/2010 0,7% 9,0%

26/08/2010 0,0% 5,8%

03/09/2010 0,0% 5,8%

05/09/2010 0,0% 5,8%

08/09/2010 0,0% 5,8%

22/09/2010 0,0% 5,8%

23/09/2010 0,0% 5,8%

24/09/2010 0,0% 5,8%

11/10/2010 0,0% 5,8%

23/10/2010 0,0% 5,8%

23/11/2010 0,0% 5,8%

25/11/2010 0,0% 5,8%

06/12/2010 0,0% 5,8%

08/12/2010 0,0% 5,8%

22/12/2010 0,0% 5,8%

05/01/2011 0,0% 5,8%

07/01/2011 0,0% 5,8%


20/24

15/01/2011 0,0% 5,8%

20/01/2011 0,0% 5,8%

22/01/2011 0,0% 5,8%

24/01/2011 0,0% 5,8%

25/01/2011 0,0% 5,8%

15/02/2011 0,0% 5,8%

21/02/2011 0,0% 5,8%

26/02/2011 0,0% 5,8%

14/03/2011 0,0% 5,8%

29/03/2011 0,0% 5,8%

13/04/2011 0,0% 5,8%

21/04/2011 0,0% 5,8%

25/04/2011 0,0% 5,8%

30/04/2011 1,7% 12,0%

02/05/2011 0,0% 5,8%

11/05/2011 0,0% 5,8%

12/05/2011 0,0% 5,8%

18/05/2011 0,0% 5,8%

26/05/2011 0,0% 5,8%

27/05/2011 0,0% 5,8%

28/05/2011 0,0% 5,8%

30/05/2011 0,0% 5,8%

31/05/2011 0,0% 5,8%

03/06/2011 1,2% 10,5%

05/06/2011 0,3% 7,5%21/06/2011 0,0% 5,8%

22/06/2011 0,0% 5,8%

23/06/2011 0,0% 5,8%

24/06/2011 0,7% 9,0%

25/06/2011 0,3% 7,5%

26/06/2011 0,0% 5,8%

28/06/2011 0,3% 7,5%

30/06/2011 0,0% 5,8%

04/07/2011 0,0% 5,8%

17/07/2011 0,3% 7,5%

22/07/2011 0,0% 5,8%

29/07/2011 0,0% 5,8%

10/08/2011 0,0% 5,8%

17/08/2011 0,0% 5,8%

28/08/2011 0,0% 5,8%

12/09/2011 0,0% 5,8%


21/24

13/09/2011 0,0% 5,8%

20/09/2011 0,0% 5,8%

28/10/2011 0,0% 5,8%

26/11/2011 0,0% 5,8%

03/09/2019 0,0% 5,8%

01/01/2030 0,0% 5,8%

1.8.1.6DTC3Penta3

BackForward Current Procedure

DTC3Penta3 Frequency Percent Cum Percent

24/04/2010 1 2,0% 2,0%

10/05/2010 1 2,0% 4,1%22/06/2010 1 2,0% 6,1%

24/06/2010 1 2,0% 8,2%

21/08/2010 1 2,0% 10,2%

27/08/2010 1 2,0% 12,2%

09/09/2010 1 2,0% 14,3%

19/10/2010 1 2,0% 16,3%

10/11/2010 1 2,0% 18,4%

11/11/2010 1 2,0% 20,4%

07/12/2010 1 2,0% 22,4%20/12/2010 1 2,0% 24,5%

14/01/2011 2 4,1% 28,6%

15/02/2011 1 2,0% 30,6%

21/02/2011 1 2,0% 32,7%

23/02/2011 1 2,0% 34,7%

09/03/2011 1 2,0% 36,7%

15/03/2011 1 2,0% 38,8%

22/03/2011 1 2,0% 40,8%

25/03/2011 1 2,0% 42,9%

18/04/2011 1 2,0% 44,9%

15/05/2011 1 2,0% 46,9%

18/05/2011 1 2,0% 49,0%

03/06/2011 2 4,1% 53,1%

04/06/2011 2 4,1% 57,1%

20/06/2011 1 2,0% 59,2%


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29/06/2011 1 2,0% 61,2%

05/07/2011 1 2,0% 63,3%

12/07/2011 1 2,0% 65,3%

15/07/2011 1 2,0% 67,3%

20/07/2011 1 2,0% 69,4%

25/07/2011 1 2,0% 71,4%

26/07/2011 1 2,0% 73,5%

29/07/2011 2 4,1% 77,6%

31/07/2011 1 2,0% 79,6%

13/08/2011 1 2,0% 81,6%

27/08/2011 1 2,0% 83,7%

28/08/2011 2 4,1% 87,8%

09/09/2011 1 2,0% 89,8%

18/09/2011 1 2,0% 91,8%11/10/2011 1 2,0% 93,9%

02/11/2011 1 2,0% 95,9%

14/11/2011 1 2,0% 98,0%

22/11/2011 1 2,0% 100,0%

Total 49 100,0% 100,0%

95% Conf Limits

24/04/2010 0,1% 10,9%

10/05/2010 0,1% 10,9%

22/06/2010 0,1% 10,9%

24/06/2010 0,1% 10,9%

21/08/2010 0,1% 10,9%

27/08/2010 0,1% 10,9%

09/09/2010 0,1% 10,9%

19/10/2010 0,1% 10,9%

10/11/2010 0,1% 10,9%

11/11/2010 0,1% 10,9%

07/12/2010 0,1% 10,9%20/12/2010 0,1% 10,9%

14/01/2011 0,5% 14,0%

15/02/2011 0,1% 10,9%

21/02/2011 0,1% 10,9%

23/02/2011 0,1% 10,9%

09/03/2011 0,1% 10,9%

15/03/2011 0,1% 10,9%


23/24

22/03/2011 0,1% 10,9%

25/03/2011 0,1% 10,9%

18/04/2011 0,1% 10,9%

15/05/2011 0,1% 10,9%

18/05/2011 0,1% 10,9%

03/06/2011 0,5% 14,0%

04/06/2011 0,5% 14,0%

20/06/2011 0,1% 10,9%

29/06/2011 0,1% 10,9%

05/07/2011 0,1% 10,9%

12/07/2011 0,1% 10,9%

15/07/2011 0,1% 10,9%

20/07/2011 0,1% 10,9%

25/07/2011 0,1% 10,9%

26/07/2011 0,1% 10,9%

29/07/2011 0,5% 14,0%

31/07/2011 0,1% 10,9%

13/08/2011 0,1% 10,9%

27/08/2011 0,1% 10,9%

28/08/2011 0,5% 14,0%

09/09/2011 0,1% 10,9%

18/09/2011 0,1% 10,9%

11/10/2011 0,1% 10,9%

02/11/2011 0,1% 10,9%

14/11/2011 0,1% 10,9%22/11/2011 0,1% 10,9%

Select age>11, freq

Recevoir_VAR Frequency Percent Cum Percent

NON 37 32,2% 32,2%

OUI 78 67,8% 100,0%

Total 115 100,0% 100,0%

Next Procedure

Forward



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NON 43 31,4% 31,4%

OUI 94 68,6% 100,0%

Total 137 100,0% 100,0%

95% Conf Limits

NON 23,7% 39,9%

OUI 60,1% 76,3%

Next Procedure

Forward


NON 37 32,2% 32,2%

OUI 78 67,8% 100,0%

Total 115 100,0% 100,0%

95% Conf Limits

NON 23,8% 41,5%

OUI 58,5% 76,2%

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