Associations between self-reported obstetric complications and experience of care: a secondary analysis of survey data from Ghana, Kenya, and India

Table 6 Multivariate linear regression model of PCMC and PCMC domains on obstetric complications (Rural Kenya, Ghana, and India), n = 2687

	PCMC	Supportive care	Communication and autonomy	Dignity and respect
	Coef. [robust std. err.]	Coef. [robust std. err.]	Coef. [robust std. err.]	Coef. [robust std. err.]
Obstetric complications
No obstetric complications	Ref.
Obstetric complications	1.13 [− 2.72, 0.46]	− 1.12 [− 2.73,0.49]	− 1.39 [− 3.65, 0.87]	− 0.71 [− 2.64, 1.23]
Mode of delivery
Vaginal delivery	Ref.
Cesarean delivery	4.36** [1.56, 7.16]	4.06** [1.18, 6.95]	7.87*** [3.82, 11.9]	0.22 [− 2.91, 3.36]
Constant	58.8*** [55.9, 61.8]	60.6*** [57.6, 63.6]	40.6*** [36.4, 44.8]	78.4*** [75.0, 81.8]

Controlling for age, parity, marital status, education, paid employment, household wealth, pregnancy complications, provider gender, country
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Missing data in some covariates hence reduced sample size
*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001

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