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. 2023 Jun 12;23:434. doi: 10.1186/s12884-023-05590-w

Table 5.

Weighted logistic regression models of delivering at a clinic or hospital by type of migrant spouse for births occurring to currently-married women (15–45 years) who had a live birth between 2007–2014 in non-treatment areas of Matlab, Bangladesh (N = 1,458 births)

Model 1 Model 2 Model 3 Model 4
N = 1,458 N = 1,458 N = 1,458 N = 1,458
OR (s.e.) OR (s.e.) AOR (s.e.) AOR (s.e.)
Migrant spouse
 Domestic urban migrant 1.928* (0.612) 0.548 (0.232) 0.561 (0.242) 0.273 (0.226)
 International migrant 1.507 (0.369) 0.537 (0.210) 0.552 (0.223) 0.647 (0.383)
Household structure
 Lives with natal family 2.140* (0.757) 1.425 (0.556) 1.481 (1.126)
 Lives with in-laws 1.454 (0.294) 0.941 (0.211) 0.917 (0.238)
 Received remittances 1.521 (0.552) 2.011 (0.769) 2.027 (0.884)
 Daily spousal communication 2.336* (0.836) 1.666 (0.605) 1.702 (0.613)
Migrant spouse x household structure
 Domestic urban migrant x lives with natal family 1.750 (1.985)
 Domestic urban migrant x lives with in-laws 2.751 (2.408)
 International migrant x lives with natal family 0.875 (0.851)
 International migrant x lives with in-laws 0.762 (0.424)
Constant 0.249*** (0.0284) 0.207*** (0.0326) 0.0134*** (0.0130) 0.0151*** (0.0146)
Wald chi2 6.090 23.110 114.400 120.800
Pseudo R2 0.011 0.036 0.160 0.163

Notes: 1) Models 3 and 4 control for age, years attended school, spouse’s years attended school, log transformation of productive and non-productive assets, self and family history of migration (father and sibling), distance from a healthcare facility, and year of birth. 2) *** p < 0.001, ** p < 0.01, * p < 0.05