Table 1.
Mean Values | Study Sample | Institutional Delivery Sample | Skilled Birth Attendant Sample | |||
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NHIF | Uninsured | NHIF | Uninsured | NHIF | Uninsured | |
Outcome at Baseline (%) |
86.52 (34.35) |
68.77 (46.37) |
94.12 (23.70) |
73.09 (44.37) |
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Current Age |
31.26 (0.08) |
31.83 (0.02) |
30.75 (0.53) |
30.97 (0.16) |
31.97 (0.55) |
31.00 (0.16) |
Age at Enrollment |
29.51 (5.61) |
29.03 (5.86) |
26.91 (4.47) |
27.42 (5.02) |
27.41 (4.24) |
27.43 (5.04) |
Age First Pregnant @ AMPATH |
30.43 (5.92) |
29.80 (6.15) |
27.53 (4.74) |
28.05 (5.32) |
28.34 (4.76) |
28.14 (5.39) |
# of Children |
2.25 (1.64) |
3.01 (1.86) |
2.09 (1.43) |
2.74 (1.68) |
2.18 (1.46) |
2.85 (1.73) |
Piped Water (%) |
39.29 (47.35) |
12.84 (35.89) |
35.96 (48.26) |
12.68 (33.31) |
25.00 (43.62) |
10.70 (30.94) |
Electricity (%) |
36.91 (46.88) |
10.54 (33.72) |
38.20 (48.86) |
11.23 (31.58) |
30.90 (46.54) |
10.10 (30.16) |
Ever Attended School (%) |
97.82 (16.29) |
92.17 (0.35) |
98.87 (10.6) |
99.30 (8.29) |
94.10 (23.7) |
93.15 (25.28) |
Previous # of Pregnancies |
2.84 (1.72) |
3.47 (1.96) |
2.79 (1.29) |
3.37 (1.76) |
2.75 (1.23) |
3.45 (1.80) |
CD4 @ Enrollment |
338.24 (247.14) |
359.24 (307.48) |
410.40 (255.90) |
396.49 (327.03) |
381.72 (307.80) |
349.47 (328.14) |
Lost to Follow-up During Pregnancy (%) |
1.71 (16.67) |
1.00 (15.06) |
5.62 (23.16) |
1.55 (12.38) |
0.00 (0) |
1.50 (11.99) |
Travel Time (Hours) |
1.97 (0.99) |
2.05 (0.98) |
1.89 (0.94) |
2.00 (0.95) |
1.96 (1.00) |
2.011 (0.95) |
Urban Clinic (%) |
70.06 (47.59) |
44.80 (50.0) |
69.70 (46.23) |
42.06 (49.39) |
69.12 (46.54) |
37.53 (48.44) |
Observations N |
1997 (15.86%) |
10,596 (84.14%) |
89 (7.14%) |
1158 (92.86%) |
68 (5.51%) |
1167 (94.49%) |
Overall N | 12,593 | 1247 | 1235 |
Notes: The table shows the characteristics of HIV+ pregnant women in the AMPATH Medical Records System (AMRS) by their Health Insurance Status. The Study sample comprises of HIV+ pregnant women with information on their outcomes between 2008 and 2013 complete. The Institutional Delivery and Skilled Birth Attendant samples are generated by intersecting the observed outcomes and reported insurance status leading to a cross-sectional dataset of the most recent observed outcomes. In parentheses/brackets are the standard errors except for the “observations” row at the bottom of the table, which are percentages