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. 2021 Sep 1;21:898. doi: 10.1186/s12913-021-06939-7

Table 2.

Maternal and child health outcomes

Outcome Strike group (women pregnant in 2017)
n = 843
Control group (women pregnant in 2018)
n = 728
Adjusted risk ratio
[95% CI]; p-value d
4 or more ANC visits, n (%) 463 (55%) 507 (70%) 0.83 [0.74,0.94]; 0.004
Delivered in a facility (public or private), n (%) 452 (55%) 514 (73%) 0.84 [0.76,0.92]; < 0.001
Delivery location, n (%) n/a
 Home alone 75 (9%) 43 (6%)
 Home with TBA 284 (34%) 139 (20%)
 In transit 14 (2%) 8 (1%)
 Private facility 316 (38%) 77 (11%)
 Public facility 136 (17%) 437 (62%)
Delivered at preferred location, n (%) 268 (33%) 514 (73%) 0.49 [0.42,0.58]; < 0.001
Any delivery complications, n (%) a, b 113 (19%) 132 (25%) 0.81 [0.59,1.11]; 0.185
Delivered a live child, n (%) 794 (94%) 696 (96%) 1.00 [0.97, 1.02]; 0.711
Mean child birthweight, kgs (SD) 3.40 (0.66) 3.43 (0.76) −0.04 [−0.13,0.06]; 0.442 c
CHV visited home within 48 hours of birth, n (%) 105 (13%) 97 (14%) 0.98 [0.68,1.43]; 0.92
Child received OPV 0 vaccine, n (%) b 474 (83%) 468 (89%) 0.98 [0.93,1.03]; 0.356
Median days from birth to child receiving OPV 0 vaccine b 13 7 8.02 [3.06,12.98]; 0.002c
Child alive at time of interview, n (%) 772 (98%) 675 (98%) 1.00 [0.98,1.02]; 0.942

a Delivery complications included “bled a lot,” “baby got stuck,” “infection,” “high blood pressure,” “seizures,” “baby needed resuscitation/help to breath,” or other complication specified by the participant

b Significant missing data (between 29 and 44% missing). For all other variables, missingness was < 5%

c Mean difference with 95%CI was used rather than risk ratios

d Risk ratios were adjusted by employment status (employed vs. unemployed), mean poverty index score, and insurance status (insured vs. uninsured) at the time of delivery