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. 2021 Feb 16;16(2):e0246995. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0246995

Table 4. Contributing factors to the inequalities in accessing skilled birth attendance in Tanzania DHS, 2004–2016.

Variable 2004 2010 2016
Contribution Percentage Contribution Contribution Percentage Contribution Contribution Percentage Contribution
Maternal age (ref. 15–19)
 20–24 -0.00012934 -0.06 -0.00000555 0.00 0.0001917 0.11
 25–29 -0.00166078 -0.82 -0.00090915 -0.43 -0.00178453 -1.04
 30–34 -0.00036906 -0.18 -0.00121641 -0.57 -0.00192369 -1.13
 35–39 0.00078619 0.39 0.00317104 1.49 0.00020028 0.12
 40–44 0.00152849 0.75 0.00035026 0.16 0.00257212 1.50
 45–49 0.00115693 0.57 0.00094557 0.44 0.0006493 0.38
Wealth index (ref. Poorest)
 Poor -0.00595937 -2.92 -0.00322008 -1.51 -0.00872168 -5.10
 Middle 0.00154018 0.76 0.00600514 2.82 0.00489164 2.86
 Rich 0.0299022 14.68 0.04162191 19.53 0.0386004 22.58
 Richest 0.09673098 47.47 0.08627494 40.49 0.07692481 44.99
Residence (ref. Rural)
 Urban 0.05162925 25.34 0.03760916 17.65 0.01498128 8.76
Maternal education (ref. None)
 Primary 0.01108826 5.44 0.00667273 3.13 -0.00093645 -0.55
 Secondary 0.00847612 4.16 0.01717725 8.06 0.02674101 15.64
 Higher 0.005952 2.92 0.00104373 0.49 0.00282463 1.65
Marital status (ref. without a spouse)
 Living with spouse 0.0006767 0.33 0.00025813 0.12 0.00012659 0.07
Employment (ref. Not employed)
 Employed 0.00088284 0.43 0.00787692 3.70 0.00694415 4.06
Region-effects 0.00035886 0.18 -0.00089657 -0.42 0.00400733 2.34
Residual 0.00116285 0.57 0.01032388 4.85 0.00467861 2.74