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Table 3 Factors associated with the MII information received by reproductive age women using modern contraceptives in Indonesia

From: The use of Method Information Index (MII) to monitor the amount of information given to women users of modern contraceptives in Indonesia: results from an analysis of the 2007, 2012 and 2017 demographic and health surveys

 

2007 IDHS

2012 IDHS

2017 IDHS

OR (SE)

95% CI

AOR (SE)

95% CI

OR (SE)

95% CI

AOR (SE)

95% CI

OR (SE)

95% CI

AOR (SE)

95% CI

Age

            

15–24 years

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

25–34 years

1.17 (0.11)

0.98–1.40

1.07 (0.11)

0.86–1.32

1.4 (0.12)

1.18–1.67

1.31 (0.13)

1.07–1.60

1.27 (0.09)

1.09–1.46

1.21 (0.11)

1.02–1.44

35–49 years

1.14 (0.11)

0.94–1.38

1.07 (0.15)

0.81–1.42

1.33 (0.13)

1.10–1.62

1.32 (0.17)

1.03–1.70

1.15 (0.08)

0.99–1.33

1.23 (0.13)

1.01–1.51

Educationa

           

No education

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

Primary

1.2 (0.27)

0.77–1.88

1.06 (0.24)

0.67–1.67

1.29 (0.29)

0.83–2.02

1.07 (0.25)

0.68–1.70

2.82 (0.91)

1.49–5.31

2.28 (0.75)

1.20–4.34

Secondary

2.39 (0.56)

1.51–3.78

1.70 (0.41)

1.05–2.75

2.23 (0.49)

1.44–3.46

1.56 (0.37)

0.98–2.49

3.95 (1.26)

2.10–7.40

2.69 (0.88)

1.41–5.12

Higher

5.24 (1.37)

3.14–8.76

2.42 (0.70)

1.36–4.29

4.59 (1.05)

2.92–7.21

2.06 (0.56)

1.21–3.50

7.46 (2.43)

3.93–14.16

3.82 (1.30)

1.95–7.48

Occupation

           

Unemployed

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

Agriculture

0.76 (0.07)

0.63–0.93

1.11 (0.12)

0.89–1.38

0.83 (0.09)

0.67–1.02

1.18 (0.13)

0.95–1.47

0.90 (0.07)

0.77–1.07

1.19 (0.11)

0.99–1.43

Blue-collar

1.31 (0.11)

1.11–1.55

1.19 (0.10)

1.00–1.41

1.21 (0.09)

1.05–1.40

1.13 (0.09)

0.97–1.31

1.24 (0.07)

1.11–1.39

1.14 (0.07)

1.02–1.29

White-collar

2.34 (0.38)

1.70–3.23

1.09 (0.20)

0.76–1.57

2.46 (0.30)

1.93–3.14

1.36 (0.21)

1.00–1.85

1.99 (0.19)

1.65–2.41

1.18 (0.14)

0.93–1.48

Wealth quintile

           

Poorest

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

Poor

1.16 (0.14)

0.92–1.46

1.05 (0.12)

0.84–1.33

1.25 (0.12)

1.03–1.51

1.01 (0.1)

0.83–1.24

1.18 (0.09)

1.00–1.39

1.01 (0.09)

0.85–1.21

Middle

1.50 (0.19)

1.18–1.93

1.26 (0.16)

0.98–1.62

1.45 (0.15)

1.18–1.77

1 (0.11)

0.81–1.25

1.33 (0.11)

1.13–1.56

1.05 (0.09)

0.88–1.26

Rich

2.02 (0.24)

1.60–2.56

1.53 (0.21)

1.16–2.02

1.94 (0.19)

1.60–2.35

1.14 (0.13)

0.92–1.42

1.50 (0.12)

1.28–1.76

1.08 (0.10)

0.89–1.30

Richest

2.91 (0.35)

2.30–3.69

1.64 (0.26)

1.20–2.25

2.77 (0.28)

2.27–3.37

1.26 (0.15)

0.99–1.60

2.18 (0.18)

1.84–2.58

1.36 (0.15)

1.09–1.69

Residence

            

Rural

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

Urban

1.43 (0.19)

1.21–1.68

0.89 (0.09)

0.73–1.09

1.54 (0.11)

1.33–1.78

1.11 (0.09)

0.95–1.30

1.29 (0.07)

1.16–1.44

1.08 (0.07)

0.95–1.23

Region

            

Other Islands

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

Java & Bali

1.15 (0.09)

1.00–1.34

1.02 (0.08)

0.87–1.20

1.55 (0.09)

1.36–1.75

1.39 (0.09)

1.21–1.60

1.23 (0.06)

1.11–1.37

1.14 (0.07)

1.01–1.28

Heard about FP on radio in last few months

   

No

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

Yes

1.88 (0.19)

1.53–2.30

1.26 (0.16)

0.99–1.62

2.00 (0.13)

1.75–2.28

1.6 (0.29)

1.13–2.27

1.87 (0.10)

1.68–2.08

1.05 (0.05)

0.66–1.66

Heard about FP on television in last few months

   

No

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

Yes

1.72 (0.14)

1.46–2.03

1.18 (0.12)

0.97–1.44

1.80 (0.11)

1.58–2.05

0.95 (0.16)

0.68–1.31

1.85 (0.09)

1.66–2.05

1.52 (0.35)

0.97–2.39

Read about FP on newspaper in last few months

   

No

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

Yes

2.48 (0.22)

2.08–2.96

1.39 (0.16)

1.11–1.75

2.39 (0.21)

2.00–2.85

1.31 (0.15)

1.06–1.63

2.10 (0.16)

1.80–2.44

1.41 (0.13)

1.18–1.68

Parity

            

0–1

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

2–3

0.98 (0.07)

0.85–1.12

0.95 (0.09)

0.79–1.15

1.08 (0.08)

0.93–1.27

0.98 (0.09)

0.82–1.18

1.03 (0.06)

0.93–1.16

0.97 (0.07)

0.84–1.12

4 + 

0.77 (0.08)

0.63–0.95

0.93 (0.13)

0.70–1.23

0.86 (0.09)

0.71–1.05

1.02 (0.13)

0.79–1.32

0.77 (0.06)

0.65–0.90

0.85 (0.09)

0.69–1.05

Source of FP methods

           

Midwivesb

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

Public PHCc

0.90 (0.24)

0.75–1.09

1.02 (0.09)

0.85–1.23

0.97 (0.35)

0.81–1.09

1.09 (0.09)

0.93–1.28

1.01 (0.18)

0.89–1.16

1.00 (0.07)

0.86–1.15

Private PHCd

1.89 (0.66)

1.37–2.61

1.13 (0.19)

0.80–1.59

1.52 (0.48)

1.15–2.00

1.11 (0.15)

0.85–1.45

1.41 (0.40)

1.11–1.78

1.04 (0.13)

0.81–1.33

Pharmacy/drug store/over the counter

0.58 (0.34)

0.44–0.77

0.45 (0.07)

0.33–0.61

0.68 (0.40)

0.30–0.57

0.66 (0.08)

0.52–0.83

0.50 (0.21)

0.42–0.61

0.46 (0.06)

0.36–0.60

Hospital

1.18 (0.38)

0.86–1.62

0.88 (0.19)

0.57–1.36

1.25 (0.65)

0.96–1.64

1.02 (0.18)

0.72–1.45

0.94 (0.23)

0.78–1.13

0.66 (0.11)

0.48–0.90

Current contraceptive methods

          

Pill

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

Injectables

0.98 (0.09)

0.82–1.17

0.83 (0.08)

0.67–1.01

1.18 (0.09)

1.01–1.38

1.07 (0.1)

0.89–1.29

1.43 (0.10)

1.25–1.65

0.99 (0.10)

0.82–1.20

Implants

0.91 (0.15)

0.65–1.25

0.76 (0.14)

0.53–1.10

1.24 (0.15)

0.98–1.58

1.12 (0.15)

0.86–1.46

1.54 (0.16)

1.25–1.89

1.12 (0.14)

0.88–1.43

IUD

3.54 (0.56)

2.60–4.83

1.89 (0.35)

1.31–2.74

2.79 (0.39)

2.11–3.69

1.54 (0.25)

1.12–2.11

2.61 (0.26)

2.15–3.18

1.50 (0.20)

1.15–1.95

Female sterilization

1.01 (0.22)

0.66–1.56

0.67 (0.2)

0.37–1.21

1.09 (0.21)

0.74–1.60

0.7 (0.17)

0.43–1.14

1.13 (0.15)

0.86–1.47

0.92 (0.19)

0.61–1.38

Knowledge of modern contraceptive methods

          

Know < 5 methods

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

1

 

Know all 5 methods

2.05 (0.20)

1.69–2.48

1.33 (0.14)

1.07–1.64

2.21 (0.21)

1.83–2.67

1.58 (0.17)

1.28–1.94

1.80 (0.14)

1.55–2.10

1.39 (0.11)

1.19–1.63

  1. AOR adjusted odds ratio, CI confidence interval, OR odds ratio, SE standard error
  2. aEducation categories: primary includes elementary school, secondary includes junior and senior high schools, and higher education includes academy, diploma, and university degrees
  3. bVillage midwife, midwife, nurse, and FP fieldworker
  4. cPuskesmas, public PHC clinic, mobile clinic
  5. dClinic, obstetricians, and medical doctor