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Table 6 Prenatal care and childbirth care in the year of 2011, according to maternal characteristics, Assis Brasil, Acre

From: Prenatal care and childbirth assistance in Amazonian women before and after the Pacific Highway Construction (2003–2011): a cross-sectional study

Variables

Crude OR

(IC 95%)

Adjusted OR

(IC 95 %)

p value b

ATTENDING SIX OR MORE PRENATAL CONSULTATIONS (n = 361) c

Ethnicity

     

Black/“parda”

1

-

1

-

-

White

6.50

(2.90–14.57)

3.94

(1.67–9.30)

0.002

Education

     

0 to 4 years

1

-

1

-

-

> 4 years

3.39

(2.10–5.46)

2.10

(1.21–3.67)

0.009

Socioeconomic index

     

Poorer half

1

-

1

-

-

Richer half

2.63

(1.72–4.04)

1.72

(11.07–0.94)

0.026

Age at current pregnancy (in years) a

1.03a

(1.00–1.07)

1.09

(1.04–1.15)

< 0.001

Number of previous pregnancies

0.87

(0.77–0.98)

0.80

(0.68–0.94)

0.009

VAGINAL DELIVERY AT A HOSPITAL FACILITY (n = 324) d

Ethnicity

     

Black/“parda”

1

-

1

-

-

White

3.62

(1.85–7.11)

2.61

(1.24–5.51)

0.012

Education

     

0 to 4 years

1

-

1

-

-

> 4 years

2.76

(1.48–5.12)

1.98

(1.0–3.94)

0.005

Year of childbirth

     

2005 to 2007

1

-

1

-

-

2008 to 2010

3.80

(2.02–7.14)

3.60

(1.88–6.89)

< 0.001

  1. aAverage
  2. bWald Test
  3. cOdds Ratio (OR) adjusted by ethnicity, education, socioeconomic index, maternal age and number of previous pregnancies
  4. dOdds Ratio (OR) adjusted by ethnicity, education and year of childbirth