Prevalence and associated factors of adolescent undernutrition in Ethiopia: a systematic review and meta-analysis

BMC Nutrition

Table 1 Summary of included studies evaluating the prevalence rate and associated factors of adolescent undernutrition in Ethiopia, 2017

S.No	Author name	Year	Study design	Place of study	Region	Sex	Sample size	Prevalence of Stunting (%)	Prevalence of Underweight (%)	Quality score (out of 10)
1	Abdulkadir	2016	cross sectional	Rural & Urban	East	Both	616	17.6	33.9	10
2	Afework M	2009	cross sectional	Rural	North	Female	211	26.5	58.3	9
3	Ahmed Y	2015	cross sectional	Rural & Urban	South	Female	212	NR	13.68	7
4	Assefa H	2013	cross sectional	Rural & Urban	West	Both	2084	16	80.8	10
5	Damie	2014	cross sectional	Urban	East	Both	291	10.4	24.4	10
6	Gebregyorgis	2016	cross sectional	Urban	North	Female	807	12.2	21.4	10
7	Gebreyohanes	2014	cross sectional	Urban	Central	Both	1024	7.2	5.8	10
8	Hadush G	2015	cross sectional	Urban	North	Both	555	NR	14	7
9	Herrador	2014	cross sectional	Rural & Urban	West	Both	886	40.1	21.5	9
10	KtRoba	2016	cross sectional	Urban	South	Female	706	15.6	21.3	10
11	Mekonnen	2013	cross sectional	Rural & Urban	West	Both	790	32.2	31.2	8
12	Melaku	2015	cross sectional	Rural & Urban	North	Both	348	21.2	21.6	10
13	Meseret Y	2010	cross sectional	Rural	West	Both	425	NR	24.6	7
14	TeJI K	2016	cross sectional	Rural & Urban	Eastern	Female	546	15	21.6	9
15	TM Berheto	2015	cross sectional	Rural & Urban	South	Female	613	29.3	24.4	8
16	Wassie M	2015	cross sectional	Rural & Urban	North	Female	1281	31.5	13.6	10
17	Wolde M	2015	cross sectional	Rural & Urban	South	Both	450	NR	NR	6
18	Yebyo	2015	cross sectional	Rural & Urban	Easter	Both	411	25.5	55	8
19	MekonenT	2016	cross sectional	Urban	South	Female	598	11.9	20.9	10
20	Dessalegn A.	2017	cross-sectional	Urban	South	Both	634	NR	19.7	8
21	Yayehyirad Y	2017	cross sectional	Rural & Urban	East	Female	642	20.2	14.8	10
22	EDHS	2012	cross sectional	Rural & Urban	All (National)	Female	3724	NR	36	9

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