Table 4.

Differences between active and non-active patients in quality of care received broken out by each component by ANC visit number.

	First ANC visit (n = 402)				Second ANC visit (n = 398)				Third ANC visit (n = 364)
Facility quality measures	Active (n = 139)	Non-active (n = 263)	Difference: active - non-active	[p-Value] Ho: difference = 0	Active (n = 139)	Non-active (n = 259)	Difference: active - non-active	[p-Value] Ho: difference = 0	Active (n = 136)	Non-active (n = 288)	Difference: active - non-active	[p-Value] Ho: difference = 0
ANC visit included
Weight measured	0.942	0.985	− 0.042	[0.061]*	0.986	0.977	0.009	[0.526]	0.971	0.991	− 0.021	[0.254]
Blood pressure taken	0.928	0.977	− 0.050	[0.013]⁎⁎	0.935	0.965	− 0.030	[0.166]	0.941	0.965	− 0.024	[0.229]
Fundal height measured	0.734	0.820	− 0.086	[0.084]*	0.860	0.946	− 0.086	[0.039]⁎⁎	0.941	0.965	− 0.024	[0.311]
Baby heart rate measured	0.748	0.824	− 0.076	[0.029]⁎⁎	0.891	0.961	− 0.071	[0.016]⁎⁎	0.956	0.987	− 0.031	[0.126]
Urine sample	0.755	0.863	− 0.108	[0.032]⁎⁎	0.261	0.166	0.095	[0.054]⁎	0.163	0.114	0.049	[0.140]
Iron supplements given	0.698	0.688	0.010	[0.745]	0.543	0.598	− 0.055	[0.376]	0.559	0.548	0.011	[0.851]

“Active” is defined as those who attended more than one ANC facility. Study took place in Nairobi, Kenya in 2015.

p-Values are from ordinary least squares regressions with the dependent variable indicated in Column 1 regressed on a constant term and a binary variable for “Active” and test whether the coefficient on “Active” is significantly different from zero, separately for each visit number.

Robust standard errors are adjusted for clustering at the neighborhood level.

Missing values across all 3 visits include: blood pressure (1); fundal height (6); baby heart rate (4); urine (2); iron (1).

⁎⁎⁎ p < 0.01.

^⁎⁎p < 0.05.

^⁎p < 0.10.