Table 1. Characteristics of the respondents regarding determinants of safe delivery utilization among Indonesian women in eastern part of Indonesia (n=2,162).

Variable	n	%
Facility-based delivery
Non-health facility	615	28.4
Health facility	1,547	71.6
Assisted delivery
Non-health professional	298	13.8
Health professional	1,864	86.2
Age difference between man and woman
Woman older than man	450	20.8
0–4 years	890	41.2
5–7 years	434	20.1
>7 years	388	17.9
Birth rank and interval
Second or third child, interval ≤2 years	970	44.9
First birth	603	27.9
Second or third child, interval =2 years	131	6.0
Fourth or higher child, interval ≤2 years	384	17.8
Fourth or higher child, interval =2 years	74	3.4
Planning status of births
Then	1,774	82.1
Later	246	11.4
No more	142	6.5
Husband/partner’s education attainment
Incomplete primary education/none	299	13.8
Complete primary or some secondary	841	38.9
Completed secondary or higher	1,022	47.3
Husband/partner’s occupation
Agricultural	1,169	54.1
Non-agricultural	993	45.9
Wealth quintile
Poorest	903	41.8
Poorer	454	21.0
Middle	315	14.6
Richer	253	11.7
Richest	237	11.0
Number of household members
<4 members	268	12.4
≤4 members	1,894	87.6
Number of antenatal care visits
<4 visits	251	11.6
≤4 visits	1,911	88.4
Covered by health insurance
No	772	35.7
Yes	1,390	64.3
Residence
Urban	719	33.3
Rural	1,443	66.7
Composite labor force participation
Poor	692	32.0
Moderate	698	32.3
Good	772	35.7
Attitude toward domestic violence
Poor	674	31.2
Moderate	753	34.8
Good	735	34.0
Decision-making power
Poor	764	35.3
Moderate	703	32.5
Good	695	32.1
Women’s knowledge level
Poor	748	34.6
Moderate	714	33.0
Good	700	32.4