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. 2019 Aug 26;4(4):e001146. doi: 10.1136/bmjgh-2018-001146

Table 3.

Comparison of the percentage of maternal respondents from control and intervention villages who received different types of advice from front-line workers after implementation, as reported by maternal respondents in the Team-Based Goals and Incentives intervention trial in Begusarai, Bihar, 2012–2014*

Advice received during pregnancy from front-line worker Team-based goal number † No in model Control (%)
n=831
Intervention (%)
n=859
P value
Advice on iron-folic acid tablets 2 1690 29.3 42.1 <0.01
Advice received after delivery
 Advice on immediate breast feeding 3 1690 33.1 38.4 0.25
 Advice on exclusive breast feeding 3 1676 39.2 50.8 0.02
 Advice on keeping cord clean 4 1690 32.7 41.4 0.03
 Advice to start complementary feeding at age 6 months, among women with infant 6–11 months old 5 743 18.7 32.9 <0.01
 Advice to start family planning at age 6 months, among women with infant <6 months old 6 896 12.4 22.6 0.01
 Advice to start family planning at age 6 months, among women with infant 6–11 months old 6 748 20.7 22.6 0.72

*Survey-weighted percentages and counts are reported to account for the survey design. A separate logistic regression model was conducted for each outcome. Each model accounted for village as the primary sampling unit and subcentre as the primary stratum within the sampling unit, and with proportional sampling weights at the maternal respondent/household level; each model was also adjusted for maternal age (as a continuous variable) and caste (non-Hindu, Hindu scheduled caste/scheduled tribe (SC/ST), Hindu not SC/ST). P values reflect comparisons of the intervention and control groups from these models.

†See box 1 for goal to which this advice was related; information was not collected for goal 1 or 7.