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. 2020 Sep 24;5(9):e000680. doi: 10.1136/bmjgh-2017-000680

Table 2.

Demographic characteristics and baseline mortality rates (2002–2003)

Characteristics SR arm AWW arm Control arm
Population 269 435 303 339 281 474
Households 50 716 57 803 54 021
Births 6349 6650 6365
 Live births 6210 6519 6223
 Still births 139 131 142
Caste
SC/ST 17 802 (35.1) 20 404 (35.3) 19 772 (36.6)
 Others 32 914 (64.9) 37 339 (64.7) 34 249 (63.4)
Maternal education
Illiterate 3968 (62.5) 3937 (59.2) 3673 (57.7)
Literate 2381 (37.5) 2713 (40.8) 2692 (42.3)
Place of delivery
 Home 4710 (74.2) 4894 (73.6) 4423 (69.5)
 Facility 1639 (25.8) 1756 (26.4) 1942 (30.5)
Delivery by skilled birth attendant 2013 (31.1) 2082 (31.1) 2091 (32.7)
NMR per 1000 live births 52.9 (47.4–58.6) 53.7 (48.2–59.2) 55.0 (49.3–60.7)
Young infant mortality rate per 1000 live births 61.0 (55.0–67.0) 61.1 (55.3–66.9) 59.6 (53.7–65.5)

Data presented as n (%) or mean (95% CI).

AWW, anganwadi workers; NMR, neonatal mortality rate; SC/ST, scheduled caste/scheduled tribe; SR, Shishu Rakshak.