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

Table 4 Changes in probability of reporting future intent to deliver in a health facility (facility group only) N = 130

Variable	Model 1	Model 2	Model 3	Model 4	Model 5
Variable	(Determinants of intention/controls)	(Access to institutional care)	(Perceived need)	(Satisfaction)	(Disrespect & abuse)
Municipality 1 = Nebaj, 0 = Cotzal/ Chajul	−0.270**	−0.262**	−0.334***	−0.324**	−0.312**
Language 1 = indigenous, 0 = Spanish	−0.248***	−0.254***	−0.221***	−0.225***	−0.231***
Parity 1 = (6-15), 0 = (0-5)	−0.117	−0.105	−0.060	−0.035	−0.044
Education 1 = some, 0 = none	0.152	0.158	0.099	0.106	0.108
Age	0.012	0.011	0.006	0.007	0.008
Birth Type 1 = vaginal, 0 = C-section	−0.036	−0.039	−0.075	−0.069	−0.078
Distance 1 = proximate, 0 = distal		0.040	0.051	0.048	0.051
Wealth		−0.014	−0.002	−0.002	−0.001
Willingness to recommend a facility birth to others 1 = yes, 0 = no			0.557***	0.559***	0.548***
Satisfaction w/last birth 1 = very good/good, 0 = average to very poor				0.140	0.097
Experienced D&A 1 = yes to at least one of the 3 items					−0.107
Df	6	8	9	10	11
Model Diff Chi²		0.29	18.50***	0.88	0.83
Models compared		(1&2)	(2&3)	(3&4)	(4&5)

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