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Table 3 Changes in probability of reporting future intent to deliver in a health facility (home birth group only) N = 524

From: Modeling the relationship between women’s perceptions and future intention to use institutional maternity care in the Western Highlands of Guatemala

Variable

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

Model 4

Model 5

(Determinants of intention/controls)

(Access to institutional care)

(Perceived need)

(Satisfaction)

(Disrespect & abuse)

Municipality

 1 = Nebaj, 0 = Cotzal/ Chajul

−0.149***

−0.145***

−0.126***

−0.135***

−0.138***

Language

 1 = indigenous, 0 = Spanish

−0.081

−0.089*

−0.076

−0.070

−0.062

Parity

 1 = 6-15, 0 < 6

−0.024

−0.014

−0.018

−0.012

−0.019

Education

 1 = some, 0 = none

0.078**

0.077**

0.054**

0.052**

0.052**

Age

0.005*

0.004

0.002

0.002

0.002

Distance

 1 = proximate, 0 = distal

 

0.099***

0.081***

0.072***

0.065***

Wealth

 

0.008

−0.006

−0.006

−0.004

Willingness to recommend facility birth to others

 1 = yes

  

0.188***

0.172***

0.171***

Satisfaction with care during last birth

 1 = very good/good, 0 = average to very poor

   

−0.310***

−0.304***

Perceptions of abandonment in health facilities

 1 = yes

    

−0.008

Perceptions of “unfair requests for payment” in health facilities

 1 = yes

    

0.073

Df

5

7

8

9

11

Model Diff Chi2

 

12.71***

53.75***

24.31***

2.42

Models compared

 

(1&2)

(2&3)

(3&4)

(4&5)

  1. Source: Compiled by author using COTONEB survey data
  2. *p < 0.10, **p < 0.05, ***p < 0.010