Table 3. Care indicators during the last pregnancy and delivery.

	Vaginal delivery	Type of cesarean section		p-value*
		Emergency	Planned
Sample	3,777	1,702	1,257
Weighted sample	5,095,628	2,515,187	1,985,472
Prenatal
At least four consultations
No	62.5 [55.1,69.4]	28.5 [22.5,35.2]	9.03 [5.66,14.1]	0.00
Yes	52.4 [50.5,54.3]	26.0 [24.3,27.8]	21.6 [19.9,23.4]
First consultation during the 1st quarter
No	59.6 [54.9,64.2]	27.3 [23.3,31.8]	13.1 [10.1,16.8]	0.00
Yes	51.9 [49.8,54.0]	26.0 [24.2,27.9]	22.1 [20.3,24.0]
Frequent care provider
Secretariat of Health	62.6 [60.2,64.9]	24.3 [22.3,26.5]	13.1 [11.6,14.9]	0.00
Social Security	51.4 [47.6,55.2]	29.7 [26.2,33.6]	18.9 [16.2,21.9]
Private	36.0 [31.9,40.2]	26.0 [22.2,30.2]	38.1 [33.7,42.6]
Diagnosis of some health problem
No	57.2 [54.2,60.2]	21.3 [18.9,23.8]	21.5 [19.0,24.3]	0.00
Yes	50.3 [47.8,52.8]	29.6 [27.4,31.9]	20.1 [18.1,22.3]
Moment of childbirth
Place of care
Secretariat of Health	63.4 [61.1,65.6]	23.6 [21.7,25.7]	13.0 [11.4,14.7]	0.00
Social Security	52.7 [49.1,56.3]	29.6 [26.2,33.2]	17.7 [15.3,20.4]
Private	29.9 [26.1,34.0]	27.5 [23.2,32.3]	42.6 [38.0,47.3]
Complication during childbirth
No	59.4 [57.3,61.4]	18.1 [16.5,19.8]	22.6 [20.7,24.5]	0.00
Yes	28.5 [25.0,32.4]	58.1 [53.9,62.2]	13.4 [10.4,17.0]

Note: estimations based on the effect of the survey design.

*Refer to differences between vaginal delivery, and emergency and planned type of cesarean section.