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Table 3 Simple and multiple linear regression modeling to assess the association between sociodemographic and obstetric characteristics with mistreatment of women

From: Mistreatment during childbirth and postnatal period reported by women in Nepal —a multicentric prevalence study

 

Bivariate analysis

Multivariate analysis

 

β estimate

p-value

β estimate

p-value

Global intercept

0.15454

< 0.001

Ethnicity

 Intercept

−0.11823

0

 Chettri, relatively advantageous

Reference

   

 Brahmin, relatively advantageous

−0.37463

0

−0.37987

< 0.001

 Dalit, relatively disadvantageous

0.33653

0

0.29596

0

 Janajati, relatively disadvantageous

0.27919

0

0.27264

0

 Madhesi, relatively disadvantageous

−0.03575

0.19594

−0.06989

0.01217

 Muslim, relatively disadvantageous

0.23603

0

0.18799

< 0.001

Maternal literacy

 (Intercept)

0.03563

0.06114

  

 Literate

Reference

 

Reference

 

 Illiterate

0.05475

0.04191

0.01303

0.63345

Maternal age

 Intercept

0.19597

0.000

 18 years or younger

Reference

 

Reference

 

 19–24 years

−0.1874

0.000

−0.18856

0.000

 25–29 years

−0.2374

0.000

−0.28411

0.000

 30–34 years

−0.28214

0.000

−0.38013

0.000

 35 years or older

−0.20265

0.00025

−0.35872

0.000

Parity

 Intercept

0.02936

0.00045

 0 previous births

Reference

 

Reference

 

 1 previous birth

0.11673

0

  

 2 or more previous births

0.04273

0.00178

−0.03054

0.0398

Sex of baby

 Intercept

0.01348

0.183

  

 Boy

Reference

 

Reference

 

 Girl

−0.02932

0.04957

0.00313

0.78487

Preterm birth

 Intercept

−0.03326

0.00227

  

 No (≥37 weeks)

Reference

 

Reference

 

 Yes (< 37 weeks)

−0.06438

< 0.001

−0.05988

< 0.001