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. 2019 Jun 14;19:202. doi: 10.1186/s12884-019-2355-y

Table 3.

Unadjusted logistic regression, with antenatal only class as reference

Antenatal & Postnatal (n = 33)
Variable OR 95% CI p value
Baseline demographic characteristics
 Age 1.05 0.99–1.12 0.112
Education level
 Grade 0–11 ref
 Grade 12 or more 0.69 0.32–1.46 0.327
Marital status
 Lives with partner ref
 Doesn’t live with partner 1.03 0.48–2.19 0.947
Baseline economic measures
Employment
 Employed ref
 Unemployed/studying 0.90 0.44–1.84 0.773
Socio-economic status
 Lower wealth ref
 Higher wealth 0.74 0.36–1.52 0.415
Food status
 Not severely food insecure ref
 Severely food insecure 2.50 1.21–5.15 0.013
Baseline social characteristics
 Intimate partner violence (IPV)a 2.84 1.23–6.52 0.014
 Overall social support 0.97 0.95–0.99 0.011
 Social support from family 0.91 0.86–0.96 0.001
 Social support from friends 0.98 0.93–1.04 0.498
 Social support from significant other 0.94 0.88–1.00 0.046
Baseline health characteristics
 Functioning (WHODAS) 1.03 1.02–1.06 0.002
 Functioning (FAI score) 5.74 2.82–11.70 < 0.001
 Heavy drinkingb 2.12 1.03–4.37 0.042
 HIV positive statusc 1.52 0.71–3.25 0.278
 Current diagnosis of depression (MINI)d 2.77 1.32–5.80 0.007
 Lifetime diagnosis of depression (MINI)d 2.85 1.38–5.87 0.004
 High suicide risk (MINI)d 2.58 1.19–5.61 0.017

areference is no IPV; breference is no heavy drinking; creference is HIV negative status; dreference is absence of diagnosis/risk; OR = odds ratio; 95% CI = 95% confidence interval