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    Scoring Procedure             Factors affecting compliance and non-compliance were measured following procedure from Liker 4-point scale. A scale of 1= not at all, which indicates that the respondents rated the specific statement were not all affects compliance or non-compliance, 2= less affect, this indicates that the respondents rated the specific statement were less affects compliance or non-compliance, 3= moderately affect, this indicates that the respondents rated the specific statement were moderately affects compliance or non-compliance, and 4= highly affect, this indicates that the respondents rated the specific statement were highly affects compliance or non-compliance to facility-based delivery.             To interpret the overall rating, the continuum below was used.      Rating Range       Adjectival Rating      Description         3.25 – 4.00        Highly Affect              Respondents agree that the indicator highly                                    

 THESIS ON FACTORS AFFECTING COMPLIANCE FACILITY-BASED DELIVERY CHAPTER III RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Research Design The study utilized quantitative approach particularly descriptive survey method using researcher-made questionnaireto gather the data. Research Environment The study was conducted at Barangay Magdaup, located at Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay, Philippines. The total population of Barangay Magdaup was 4,115, as of 2018 with a total land area 11,901.308 hectares. Barangay Magdaup was about 6 km away from Ipil Municipal hall. In year 2017 Barangay Magdaup has a total of 132 deliveries based on the home-based mother’s record in the Barangay Health Station. Figure 3. Map of Barangay Magdaup (accessed from Google map)

   THESIS ON FACTORS AFFECTING COMPLIANCE FACILITY-BASED DELIVERY Definition of Terms             Compliance. It is the adherence of the pregnant mother to deliver at a licensed health facility. Emotional Factors . It relates to feelings the way that they affect your life. Facility-Based Delivery . An infant delivery that occurs in a health care facility, including any type of building where health care is typically delivered by trained health care providers, e.g., community health center, clinic, regional hospital, tertiary care center, and where health care equipment and supplies are typically available. Factors . It includes all factors that affect the health seeking behavioral of a certain individual in the community Facility-Based delivery; An infant delivery that occurs in a health care facility, including any type of building where health care is typically delivered by trained health care providers, e.g., community health center, clinic, regional hospital, tertiary

  THESIS ON FACTORS AFFECTING COMPLIANCE FACILITY-BASED DELIVERY CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK The conceptual framework of the study was presented in Figure 2. The first frame contains the independent variables which are the factors such as “Psychological”, “Emotional”, “Financial”, and “Social”. An arrow pointing from the first frame to the second frame containing the dependent variable which was the Facility Based Delivery(FBD) indicates cause and effect relationship of the two variable with line indicating the moderator variable such as, Age, Civil Status, Religion, Educational Attainment, Family Income, & travel time from home to the nearest health facility. Ø   Psychological Factors Ø   Emotional Factors Ø   Financial Factors Ø   Social Factors     Ø   Facility-Based Delivery           Socio-Demographic Profile of Respondents in terms of ·          Age ·          Civil Stat

    Research Instrument A researcher-made questionnaire checklist was used as a research instrument.   The researcher prepared two sets of questionnaire intended for complaint and non-compliant mothers. Both instruments has two parts, the first part focused on age, civil status, religion, educational attainment, family income and travel period from home to nearest health facility of the respondents. The second part focused on the factors that would affect “compliance” for compliant mothers and factors that affect “non-compliance” for non-compliant mothers. The second part of the instrument for both compliant and non-complaint was a 4-point Likert scale wherein the respondents were asked to check the column that represents their responses on the statements that defined the different factors that affect compliance and non-compliance to facility-based delivery. The respondents have to rate whether the specific statements “highly affect”, “moderately affect”, “less affect” or “not

  Respondents of the Study The population of the study includes the entire compliant and non-compliant mothers to facility-based delivery who have delivered from Barangay Magdaup, Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay in the year 2017. The respondent was identified based on the home-based mother’s record from the Barangay Magdaup Health Station with a total of eighty one (81) mothers.

    Research Instrument A researcher-made questionnaire checklist was used as a research instrument.   The researcher prepared two sets of questionnaire intended for complaint and non-compliant mothers. Both instruments has two parts, the first part focused on age, civil status, religion, educational attainment, family income and travel period from home to nearest health facility of the respondents. The second part focused on the factors that would affect “compliance” for compliant mothers and factors that affect “non-compliance” for non-compliant mothers. The second part of the instrument for both compliant and non-complaint was a 4-point Likert scale wherein the respondents were asked to check the column that represents their responses on the statements that defined the different factors that affect compliance and non-compliance to facility-based delivery. The respondents have to rate whether the specific statements “highly affect”, “moderately affect”, “less affect” or “not

    Theoretical Framework This study was anchored on the organizational learning theory which states that changing the community means providing strategic leadership for learning, connecting the organization to its environment, creating continuous learning opportunities, encouraging collaboration and team learning, empowering people toward a collective vision, promoting inquiry and dialogue and creating systems to capture and share learning. Active community is essential. In our research study, in order to fully understand them, we conduct survey that will answer their concerns and needs that hinders them in utilizing the facility despite of its availability, and then think of the interventions that will make them understand the importance of having delivery in the facility. And being a front linier and a leader in the community health promotion, the theory was of big help in changing a community to improve health utilization. Another framework used in this study was the A

  RELATED STUDIES Economic stability has also been identified as important in influencing maternal health care service utilization behavior of women. For example, a study in more than 50 countries showed that on average more than 80% of births were attended for the richest women compared with only 34% of the poorest women (Gill, Pande and Malhotra 2007). In Ethiopia, Dagne (2010) also found on her study a statistically significant association between household wealth and assistance during delivery with women in the rich and richest wealth groups more likely to have professional assistance during birth ( Dagna,2010). Therefore we expect women with more children to have lower levels of use of maternal health care services because of the constraints of time and money. Also, greater use of maternal health care services for first births may be attributed to higher risk of complications (Majokoet al.2004).   THESIS ON FACTORS AFFECTING COMPLIANCE FACILITY-BASED DELIVERY Approval Sheet Ab