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Table 1 Bivariate and Multivariate Logistic Regression for determinants of SBA utilization in Ethiopia, 2016 EDHS (n = 10,641)

From: Skilled birth attendant utilization trends, determinant and inequality gaps in Ethiopia

Characteristics

Skilled birth attendance

Bivariate analysis

Multivariable analysis

Yes N (%)

No N (%)

Crude OR (95% CI)

p-value

Adjusted OR (95% CI)

p-value

Maternal educational status

No education

1355 (17.23)

5448 (82.77)

1

 

1

 

Primary

1259 (38.6)

1419 (61.37)

3.02 (2.55, 3.59)

0.001

1.61 (1.33, 1.95)

0.001

Secondary & above

933 (83.5)

192 (16.5)

24.33 (16.55, 35.77)

0.001

2.8 (1.8, 4.31)

0.001

Wealth index combined

Poorest

520 (11)

3473 (89)

1

 

1

 

Poorer

471 (20.8)

1311 (79.1)

2.12 (1.55, 2.88)

0.001

2.06 (1.52, 2.78)

0.001

Middle

434 (24.2)

1032 (75.8)

2.58 (1.89, 3.52)

0.001

2.22 (1.66, 2.96)

0.001

Richer

467 (28.5)

841 (71.5)

3.21 (2.34, 4.4)

0.001

2.24 (1.66, 3.04)

0.001

Richest

1655 (70.3)

437 (29.7)

19.06 (12.95, 28.05)

0.001

3.46 (2.25, 5.30)

0.001

Type of residency

Rural

1971 (21.2)

6696 (75.8)

1

 

1

 

Urban

1576 (80.1)

398 (19.9)

14.9 (9, 24.7)

0.001

3.53 (1.88, 6.64)

0.001

  1. The model was adjusted for maternal age, distance to the health facility, husband and maternal occupation, number of children, and husband education