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Table 4 Multilevel mix-effects logistic regression of postnatal visits among urban and rural women

From: Exploring status and determinants of prenatal and postnatal visits in western China: in the background of the new health system reform

 

Urban

Rural

OR

95% CI

P

OR

95% CI

P

Health reform

 Before

1.00

   

1.00

   

 After

6.75

1.93

23.63

0.003

3.15

1.54

6.48

0.002

Age

  ≤ 25

1.00

   

1.00

   

 26–30

1.12

0.63

2.00

0.698

1.07

0.62

1.86

0.795

  ≥ 31

0.58

0.28

1.21

0.145

1.87

0.95

3.68

0.069

Education

  ≤ Primary school

1.00

   

1.00

   

 Middle school

1.13

0.50

2.54

0.764

2.16

1.23

3.79

0.008

  ≥ High school

1.46

0.59

3.61

0.407

2.02

0.94

4.68

0.070

Employment

 No

1.00

   

1.00

   

 Yes

1.69

0.96

2.97

0.067

1.70

0.92

3.12

0.089

Annual Household income

 Poorest

1.00

   

1.00

   

 Poorer

1.02

0.38

2.74

0.969

1.20

0.64

2.26

0.574

 Medium

0.74

0.28

1.93

0.533

1.61

0.80

3.22

0.182

 Richer

0.77

0.29

2.01

0.593

1.36

0.66

2.78

0.403

 Richest

0.55

0.20

1.50

0.243

1.24

0.55

2.80

0.598

Parity

        

  ≤ 1

1.00

   

1.00

   

  ≥ 2

1.01

0.56

1.83

0.961

0.79

0.45

1.38

0.406

Delivery institution

 Secondary and above

1.00

   

1.00

   

  ≤ Primary institution

4.12

1.38

12.29

0.011

1.28

0.68

2.39

0.442

Delivery way

 Vaginal

1.00

   

1.00

   

 Caesarean

0.79

0.47

1.35

0.390

1.03

0.60

1.78

0.916

Weight of newborn

 Low birthweight

1.00

   

1.00

   

 Normal birthweight

0.35

0.09

1.37

0.132

0.78

0.28

2.22

0.647

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