Cross-sectional analysis identifies significant factors affecting knowledge and practice of KMC among mothers, suggesting health insurance promotes better outcomes.
Key Points
Mothers birthing preterm or low birth weight babies demonstrate higher knowledge of KMC, while education strongly influences attitudes.
Using spontaneous vaginal delivery reduces the likelihood of practicing KMC, contrasted by significant support from health insurance.
Delivering at private hospitals correlates with lower KMC practice rates, whereas not being married increases the likelihood of KMC usage.
Promoting health insurance registration and positive community attitudes are key strategies to enhance KMC adoption for mothers needing support.