Effect of a health education intervention to improve knowledge of pregnant women on danger signs, complications, and birth preparedness plan readiness
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At post-intervention, women who had received the health education intervention (intervention arm) were significantly more likely to have good knowledge on danger signs when compared with women who did not receive a health education intervention (control arm) (AOR = 10.17; [95%CI = 6.59–15.69]; p = 0.0001). Those women who had received the health education intervention (intervention arm) were significantly more likely to be knowledgeable on birth preparedness and complication plan readiness compared to those who did not receive the health education intervention (control arm) (AOR = 2.10; [1.36–3.24); p = 0.001) (Table 
Effect of a health education intervention to improve knowledge of pregnant women on danger signs, complications and birth preparedness plan readinessOR: Unadjusted Odds Ratio; AOR: Adjusted Odds Ratio; CI: Confidence Interval