ANTENATAL CARE ATTENDANCE AND SUCCESSFUL DELIVERY ATTENDANCE (A CASE STUDY OF YUSUF DANTSOHO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FROM 2010 - 2022)

Student: Safiyyah Muhammad
Supervisor: Mrs Ummi Isah Ahmad
HOD: Mr Patrick I Owohunwa
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Science and Technology
Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna

Abstract

This Project entitled ‟Antenatal Care Attendance and Successful delivery Attendance (A Case Study of Yusuf Dantsoho Memorial Hospital From 2010 – 2022). The aim of this research to analyze the relationship between ante-natal care attendance and successful delivery, the aim could be achieve through the following objectives. To test for the significance difference between the antenatal and safe delivery, to fit a linear regression model and also to check the trend analysis. correlation analysis shows the p-value (0.056) < alpha 0.05 we therefore do not reject H0 and concluded there’s no significance relationship between anti-natal and safe delivery. The coefficients of determination R2 value is 0.318 which is equivalent to 31.8% implies that 31.8% of the data fit the regression lines and it’s also measure 31.8% of the Variation in the y-variable (Anti-natal). The ANOVA show that above it show that the p-value (0.50) > alpha value 0.05 we therefore conclude that the variable statistically significant and is good for prediction. The slopes () represent the amount y changes for every unit change in X. i.e X increases by one unit then the y-variables (Anti-natal) will increase by 0.536.It is recommended that pregnant women should attend all scheduled prenatal appointments. This check-ups help monitor the health of both the mother and the baby.

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