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Table 2 Unadjusted (model 1) and adjusted (model 2--4) odds ratios determinants of use of modern contraceptives among women at extended postpartum total sample

From: Levels, trends and correlates of unmet need for family planning among postpartum women in Indonesia: 2007–2015

 

Model 1

Model 2++

Model 3

Model 4

Modern Contraceptive Use

Age Group

   < 20

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

  20–29

0.92 (0.79,1.06)

0.79** (0.67,0.94)

0.80** (0.68,0.93)

0.80** (0.68,0.93)

   > =30

0.73*** (0.63,0.85)

0.62*** (0.52,0.75)

0.65*** (0.55,0.78)

0.65*** (0.55,0.78)

Number of Children Even Born

  1

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

  2

1.28*** (1.18,1.39)

1.40*** (1.27,1.55)

1.38*** (1.26,1.51)

1.38*** (1.26,1.51)

  3

1.07 (0.97,1.18)

1.29*** (1.14,1.46)

1.26*** (1.12,1.41)

1.26*** (1.12,1.41)

  4+

0.65*** (0.59,0.71)

0.94 (0.82,1.07)

0.87* (0.77,0.99)

0.87* (0.77,0.98)

Knowledge of Contraceptive Method

   < 4 methods

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

   > =4 methods

1.78*** (1.65,1.93)

1.41*** (1.28,1.56)

1.53*** (1.40,1.68)

1.54*** (1.41,1.69)

Place of Delivery $

  Non- institutional (home)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

  Institutional

1.28*** (1.19,1.37)

0.92 (0.84,1.01)

  

Antenatal care (ANC) $

  None

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

  1

1.83*** (1.42,2.36)

1.51** (1.16,1.96)

  

  2–3

2.39*** (1.99,2.86)

1.92*** (1.59,2.33)

  

  4+

3.85*** (3.29,4.51)

2.77*** (2.33,3.30)

  

Visited by Family Planning Health Worker in the last 6 months

  No

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

  Yes

1.06 (0.93,1.21)

1.05 (0.90,1.21)

1.06 (0.93,1.22)

 

Visited Health Care Facilities in the last 6 months

  No

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

  Yes

1.23*** (1.15,1.31)

1.04 (0.96,1.12)

1.09* (1.01,1.17)

 

Sources of information from TV

  No

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

  Yes

1.29*** (1.20,1.38)

1.09 (1.00,1.19)

1.14** (1.05,1.24)

1.13** (1.05,1.23)

Sources of information from radio

  No

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

  Yes

0.95 (0.85,1.07)

0.93 (0.81,1.06)

0.90 (0.80,1.02)

 

Sources of information from magazine or newspaper

  No

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

  Yes

0.90* (0.82,0.99)

0.82*** (0.73,0.92)

0.81*** (0.73,0.91)

0.81*** (0.72,0.90)

Women Education Attainment

  No education

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

  Primary

2.84*** (2.32,3.46)

1.55*** (1.24,1.93)

1.96*** (1.59,2.41)

1.98*** (1.61,2.44)

  Secondary

3.32*** (2.73,4.05)

1.40** (1.11,1.75)

1.77*** (1.43,2.19)

1.79*** (1.45,2.22)

  Higher

2.19*** (1.77,2.70)

0.93 (0.72,1.20)

1.13 (0.89,1.43)

1.14 (0.90,1.45)

Wealth Index

  Poorest

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

  Poorer

1.74*** (1.58,1.91)

1.45*** (1.30,1.62)

1.52*** (1.38,1.69)

1.53*** (1.38,1.70)

  Middle

1.85*** (1.67,2.04)

1.46*** (1.29,1.65)

1.57*** (1.40,1.76)

1.57*** (1.40,1.76)

  Richer

1.78*** (1.61,1.96)

1.44*** (1.26,1.65)

1.54*** (1.36,1.74)

1.55*** (1.37,1.74)

  Richest

1.48*** (1.33,1.63)

1.32*** (1.14,1.54)

1.38*** (1.21,1.59)

1.39*** (1.21,1.59)

Residence

  Urban

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

  Rural

0.87*** (0.81,0.93)

1.12** (1.03,1.23)

1.10* (1.02,1.19)

1.11* (1.02,1.20)

Region

  Other Islands

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

  Java-Bali

1.58*** (1.46,1.71)

1.33*** (1.21,1.46)

1.37*** (1.25,1.49)

1.38*** (1.26,1.50)

Source of Data

  IDHS 2007

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

1 (1,1)

  IDHS 2012

1.22*** (1.14,1.30)

1.21*** (1.12,1.30)

1.22*** (1.13,1.31)

1.23*** (1.14,1.32)

  PMA 2015

1.19** (1.06,1.35)

0.96 (0.85,1.10)

0.99 (0.87,1.12)

  Pseudo R 2

 

0.046

0.038

0.038

  AIC

 

17,345.1

19,453.7

19,485.2

  df_m

 

25

22

19

  Observations

15,414$

13,857

15,415

15,433

  1. ++Model 2 excluded data PMA 2015 so the sample size smaller than other models
  2. Exponentiated coefficients; 95% confidence intervals in brackets
  3. Likelihood Ratio (LR) from Akaiki (AIC),
  4. df_m = Degrees of freedom of the model,
  5. $Since the PMA 2015 survey did not collect information on place of delivery or receipt of ANC services, the sample size for these variables was only 13,944
  6. * p < 0.05
  7. ** p < 0.01
  8. *** p < 0.001