Table 3. Utilization of full postnatal care (PNC) and factors associated with full PNC in bivariate analysis.

Factors	Total, n	Full PNC, n (%)	Crude odds ratio (95% CI)	P-value
Overall	500	126 (25.20%)	21.58–29.21
Age group of respondents				0.0004
<25 years	125	24 (19.2)	1
25–35 years	241	80 (33.2)	2.09 (1.24–3.52)
>35 years	134	22 (16.4)	0.83 (0.44–1.56)
Education attainment
Primary or below	361	58 (16.1)	1	<0.0001
Secondary or higher	139	68 (48.9)	5.00 (3.24–7.73)
Husband’s education attainment
Primary or below	319	46 (14.4)	1	<0.0001
Secondary or higher	181	80 (44.20)	4.70 (3.06–7.22)
Per capita income
<50,000 MMK	304	33 (10.9)	1	<0.0001
≥50,000 MMK	196	93 (47.5)	7.41 (4.69–11.71)
Access to nearest health center				<0.0001
Not easy	224	36 (16.1)	1
Easy	276	90 (32.6)	2.52 (1.63–3.91)
Male involvement				<0.0001
No	266	19 (7.1)	1
Yes	234	107 (45.7)	10.95 (6.43–18.66)
Birth order				<0.0001
Second or higher	262	41 (15.7)	1
First	238	85 (35.7)	2.99 (1.95–4.58)
Awareness on postnatal danger signs				<0.0001
Low level	381	56 (14.7)	1
High level	119	70 (58.8)	8.29 (5.22–13.16)
Acceptance of TBA				<0.0001
Not accepted	256	114 (44.5)	1
Accepted	244	12 (4.9)	0.06 (0.03–0.12)
Type of maternal care provider				<0.0001
Non-skilled provider	227	6 (2.6)	1
Skilled provider	273	120 (44.0)	28.9 (12.4–67.3)
ANC visits				<0.0001
No ANC or <4 visits	238	16 (6.7)	1
≥4 visits	262	110 (42.0)	10.04 (5.7–17.6)
Place of delivery				<0.0001
Home	322	47 (14.6)	1
Health center or Hospital	178	79 (44.4)	4.67 (3.04–7.16)
Misconceptions				<0.0001
No	252	117 (46.4)	1
Yes	248	9 (3.6)	0.04 (0.02–0.09)

TBA, traditional birth attendant; ANC, antenatal care.