Table 1. Maternal health indicators in intervention and control districts before and after the intervention, 2010–2011, Zambia.

Indicator	Control districts			Intervention districts
	Baseline survey (n = 1630)	Final survey (n = 1343)		Baseline survey (n = 1775)	Final survey (n = 1445)
No. (%) of women who used emergency transport	21 (1.3)	20 (1.5)		12 (0.7)	215 (14.9)
No. (%) of women who knew three obstetric danger signs	761 (46.7)	588 (43.8)		959 (54.0)	883 (61.1)
No. (%) of women who knew they should receive antenatal care in the first trimester	924 (56.7)	851 (63.4)		847 (47.7)	1046 (72.4)
No. (%) of women who received 4 or more antenatal care visits from a skilled birth attendant, with the first in the first trimester	587 (36.0)	577 (43.0)		579 (32.6)	650 (45.0)
No. (%) of deliveries involving a skilled birth attendant	660 (40.5)	618 (46.0)		731 (41.2)	984 (68.1)
No. (%) of deliveries involving a skilled birth attendant at a health-care facility	618 (37.9)	596 (44.4)		706 (39.8)	946 (65.5)
No. (%) of women who received postnatal care within 6 days	618 (37.9)	646 (48.1)		604 (34.0)	670 (46.4)
No. (%) of women who used modern contraception immediately after giving birth	453 (27.8)	424 (31.6)		364 (20.5)	449 (31.1)