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Table 5 Complete newborn vaccination and demographic characteristics

From: Is antenatal care preparing mothers to care for their newborns? A community-based cross-sectional study among lactating women in Masindi, Uganda

Variable

Incomplete newborn vaccination n (%)

Complete newborn vaccination n (%)

UOR [95% CI]

p-value

aOR [95% CI]

p-value

Sufficient ANC**

      

  1-3 visits

191 (37.5)

318 (62.5)

1.0

   

  > = 4 visits

112 (28.6)

280 (71.4)

1.50 [1.06-2.13]

0.024

1.34 [0.91-1.99]

0.133

Age**

      

  14-19 yrs.

65 (37.1)

110 (62.9)

1.0

   

  20-42 yrs.

252 (33.5)

501 (66.5)

1.17 [0.91-1.52]

0.202

1.25 [0.94-1.66]

0.115

Marital status

      

  Not living with spouse

31 (32.0)

66 (68.0)

1.0

   

  Living with spouse

286 (34.4)

545 (65.6)

0.90 [0.50-1.60]

0.695

  

Education**

      

  None/ Primary

280 (36.1)

496 (63.9)

1.0

   

  Secondary plus

37 (24.3)

115 (75.7)

1.75 [1.29-2.38]

0.001

1.37 [1.04-1.82]

0.029*

Parity**

      

  Two or more

256 (35.0)

482 (65.1)

1.0

   

  Having First child

58 (31.0)

129 (69.0)

1.20 [0.76-1.87]

0.417

1.37 [0.72-2.61]

0.323

Place of delivery**

      

  Home

219 (41.2)

313 (58.8)

1.0

   

  Health facility

98 (24.8)

298 (75.2)

2.13 [1.47-3.08]

0.000

1.84 [1.23-2.75]

0.005*

Occupation

      

  Subsistence farming

71 (36.0)

126 (64.0)

1.0

   

  Commercial farming/ Regular income

246 (33.7)

485 (66.4)

1.11 [0.72-1.72]

0.622

  
  1. **For initial inclusion in logistic model; * p-is less than 0.05; UOR = unadjusted odds ratio; aOR = adjusted odds ration; (95% CI) Confidence Interval at 95%.