Table 4.

Results of mixed effect logistic regression model for delivery at home

Variable	Category	OR	95% CI for OR	p-value
Wealth index
	Poor	Ref
	Middle	0.61	[0.4868,0.7331]	<0.001
	Rich	0.48	[0.3869,0.5731]	<0.001
Radio
	Not at all	Ref
	Sometimes	1.14	[0.8674, 1.4126]	0.278
	Always	1.10	[0.8305, 1.3695]	0.455
TV
	Not at all	Ref
	Some times	0.60	[0.4471, 0.7529]	<0.001
	Always	0.31	[0.2195, 0.4005]	<0.001
Age
	15–19	Ref
	20–24	1.37	[0.8920, 1.8480]	0.073
	25–29	1.98	[1.2931, 2.6670]	< 0.001
	30–34	2.00	[1.2787, 2.7213]	<0.001
	35=39	1.95	[1.2276, 2.6724]	<0.001
	40–45	2.64	[1.4499, 3.8301]	<0.001
	45–49	4.13	[1.8192, 7.4408]	<0.001
ANC
	Not at all	Ref
	1 up to 3 times	1.02	[0.8421, 1.1979]	0.856
	4 and above times	0.96	[0.8019, 1.1181]	0.662
Mother Education
	Uneducated	Ref
	Primary	0.48	[0.4000, 0.5600]	<0.001
	Secondary & higher	0.28	[0.1971, 0.3629]	<0.001
Residence
	Urban	Ref
	Rural	3.47	[2.6468, 4.2932]	<0.001
Random-effects	Variance =0.64	[0.3928148 1.042745]
Parameters	SE=0.159

LR test vs. logistic regression, chibar2 (01)=157.33, Prob>=chibar2<0.001, Ref.=Reference, SE: Standard error