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Table 4 Multivariable logistic regression model of association between Chamas participation and facility delivery adjusted for sociodemographic and reproductive health covariates (n = 307)a

From: Promoting positive maternal, newborn, and child health behaviors through a group-based health education and microfinance program: a prospective matched cohort study in western Kenya

Variable

Facility delivery with skilled birth attendant

OR

(95% CI)

p-value

Chamasparticipation

 Did not participate in Chamas

–

–

–

 Participated (unadjusted)

5.49

(3.12, 9.64)

< 0.001

 Participated (adjusted)

5.07

(2.74, 9.36)

< 0.001

Age (years)

1.00

(0.93, 1.08)

0.92

Education level

 None-some primary

–

–

–

 Completed primary

1.22

(0.56, 2.66)

0.63

 Some-completed secondary

3.24

(0.74, 14.17)

0.12

Employment

 Housewife (unemployed)

–

–

–

 Self-employed/Agricultural Worker/Other

1.38

(0.74, 2.55)

0.31

Marital Status

 Single/Separated/Divorced

–

–

–

 Married

1.56

(0.52, 4.63)

0.43

Parity

 Primiparous

–

–

–

 Multiparous

1.10

(0.18, 6.89)

0.92

Prior facility delivery

 No

–

–

–

 Yes

4.31

(2.25, 8.25)

< 0.001

  1. aComplete cases only; n = 19 participants missing data on primary outcome or covariate