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Table 3 Logistic regression models for education on antenatal, delivery, and postnatal care utilization

From: Influence of education on sexual and reproductive health service utilization for persons with disabilities in nationwide Bangladesh: an explanatory sequential mixed-methods study

 

Antenatal care

Delivery care

Postnatal care

Model 1

Model 2

Model 1

Model 2

Model 1

Model 2

Odds ratio

Odds ratio

Odds ratio

Odds ratio

Odds ratio

Odds ratio

Education

 Primary education (vs. No formal education)

1.695

(1.124–2.556)

1.268

(0.816–1.969)

1.273

(0.848–1.913)

1.047

(0.679–1.614)

1.478

(0.881–2.477)

1.045

(0.597–1.828)

 Secondary education (vs. No formal education)

3.439

(2.193–5.392)

1.979

(1.195–3.277)

2.256

(1.364–3.731)

1.467

(0.842–2.559)

2.650

(1.568–4.478)

1.369

(0.748–2.507)

 Post-secondary education (vs. No formal education)

13.018

(4.770–35.529)

6.212

(2.153–17.925)

3.629

(1.224–10.761)

1.799

(0.569–5.688)

3.792

(1.649–8.723)

1.316

(0.514–3.366)

Residence

 Urban (vs. Rural)

  

1.079

(0.733–1.587)

  

0.898

(0.606–1.331)

  

1.070

(0.674–1.699)

Household wealth quintile

 Poor (vs. Poorest)

  

1.334

(0.790–2.254)

  

1.225

(0.736–2.038)

  

0.746

(0.380–1.466)

 Medium (vs. Poorest)

  

1.298

(0.731–2.306)

  

0.994

(0.570–1.735)

  

0.813

(0.396–1.672)

 Wealthy (vs. Poorest)

  

1.259

(0.706–2.245)

  

1.330

(0.751–2.356)

  

1.142

(0.576–2.266)

 Wealthiest (vs. Poorest)

  

2.346

(1.262–4.362)

  

2.584

(1.289–5.179)

  

2.609

(1.311–5.192)

   

0.938

(0.914–0.962)

  

0.955

(0.930–0.981)

  

0.929

(0.902–0.958)

  1. Model 1 is the unadjusted logistic regression for education on pregnancy service (antenatal care, delivery care, and postnatal care) use. Model 2 is the logistic regression for education on pregnancy service use adjusting for type of residence, wealth quintile, and age. Values of 95% confidence intervals are given in brackets. The analysis was performed on all 590 Bangladeshi mothers with disabilities surveyed in this study