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. 2023 Jun 15;2023:9865224. doi: 10.1155/2023/9865224

Table 4.

Factors that predict preterm delivery among study participants.

Parameters B Standard error Exp (B)/AOR 95% CI AOR p
Age 11–20 −0.287 0.802 0.75 0.16, 3.62 0.721
21–30 −0.236 0.736 0.79 0.19, 3.34 0.749
31–40 0.666 0.793 1.95 0.41, 9.21 0.401
41–50 0b

Occupational status Unemployed 0.851 0.560 2.34 0.78, 7.02 0.129
Employed 0b

Marital status Not married −0.449 0.360 0.64 0.32, 1.29 0.212
Married 0b

Educational status None −0.329 0.488 0.72 0.28, 1.87 0.499
Formal education 0b

Intervention for maternal anaemia Medical 0.127 0.385 1.14 0.53, 2.42 0.742
Dietary 0b

Number of antenatal visits 1–3 0.820 0.626 2.27 0.67, 7.75 0.190
4–6 0.444 0.468 1.56 0.62, 3.89 0.343
7–9 0b

Neonate mortality Yes 2.614 1.079 13.66 1.65, 113.30 0.015

p: analyzed by multinomial logistic regression analyses and considered significant at < 0.05 (2-tailed). The reference category is normal-term delivery. b: parameter considered redundant and set to zero. B: regression coefficient. ExpB: exponentiation of B, which is the same as AOR: adjusted odds ratio. 95% CI: 95% confidence interval.