Effect of a postpartum family planning intervention on postpartum intrauterine device counseling and choice: evidence from a cluster-randomized trial in Tanzania

Table 7 Determinants of women’s choice of PPIUD among women who were counseled (n = 1214)

	Est.		95% CI
Timing of PPIUD Counseling (Ref: Before admission/during ANC)
After admission	0.2467	*	[0.069–0.403]
Both	0.2970		[−0.437–1.005]
Leaflet given during counseling (Ref: No leaflet given)	0.4095	*	[0.113–0.846]
Saw video at health facility (Ref: Did not see video)	0.0642		[−0.549–0.322]
Given Opportunity to Ask Questions (Ref: No opportunity given)	0.1633		[−0.906–1.239]
Knowledge about PPIUD (Ref: Cannot recall or recall only disadvantages)
Recall only benefits	−0.0338		[−0.639–0.543]
Recall both benefits and disadvantages	0.1980		[−0.324–0.815]
Woman’s Age (Ref: 18–20)
20–24	−0.0056		[−0.379–0.374]
25–29	0.0347		[− 0.498–0.723]
30+	0.0337		[− 0.477–0.699]
Woman’s Education (Ref: Less than primary)
Completed primary	−0.1291		[−0.314–0.238]
Completed secondary	−0.2335		[−0.477–0.159]
Some college	−0.2208		[−0.433–0.058]
Parity (Ref: 1)
2	−0.0426		[−0.474–0.445]
3+	0.0017		[−0.698–0.638]
Marital Status (Ref: Currently married/living with partner)
Formerly married/widowed	0.1687		[−15.72–6.06]
Never married/never lived together	−0.0582		[−0.294–0.222]
Religion (Ref: Catholic)
Muslim	−0.0391	*	[−0.147 - -0.026]
Lutheran and Anglican	0.0342		[−0.362–0.352]
Pentecostal and Other Christian	− 0.0482		[− 0.217–0.106]
Fast Track (Ref: Normal track)	−0.1063		[−0.378–0.145]
Constant	0.0819		[−1.543–1.606]
Observations	1214
R-squared	0.3425

**p < 0.01, *p < 0.05
Note: p-values calculated using Wild Cluster Boostrap method. Regression model includes month and hospital fixed effects

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