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Table 2 Distribution of key demographic characteristics according to intensity of contact with FLW

From: Intensity of contact with frontline workers and its influence on maternal and newborn health behaviors: cross-sectional survey in rural Uttar Pradesh, India

 

No. of contact with FLW

0

(N = 202)

1–2

(N = 316)

≥ 3

(N = 1690)

P value

Mean age of women in years (SD)

25.15 (5.50)

24.99 (4.48)

25.70 (4.92)

0.100

Mean number of living children (SD)

Highest educational standard attained, n(%)

95 (47.03)

172 (54.43)

888 (52.54)

0.428

 No education

107 (52.97)

145 (45.89)

808 (47.81)

 Up to 10th standard

71 (35.15)

137 (43.35)

703 (41.60)

 Above 10th standarda

24 (11.88)

34 (10.76)

179 (10.59)

Working for cash or kind, n (%)

35 (17.33)

54 (17.09)

368 (21.78)

0.078

Religion, n(%)

 Hindu

186 (92.08)

285 (90.19)

1575 (93.20)

0.161

 Muslim

16 (7.92)

31 (9.81)

115 (6.80)

Caste, n(%)

 Scheduled caste/scheduled tribe

113 (55.94)

162 (51.27)

897 (53.08)

0.822

 Other backward classes

69 (34.16)

114 (36.08)

589 (34.85)

 Others

20 (9.90)

40 (12.66)

204 (12.07)

Wealth Index, n(%)

 Highest

28 (13.86)

76 (24.05)

338 (20.00)

0.208

 Second

42 (20.79)

62 (19.62)

338 (20.00)

 Third

45 (22.28)

62 (19.62)

334 (19.76)

 Fourth and fifth quintile combined

87 (43.07)

116 (36.71)

680 (40.24)

Type of family, n(%)

 Nuclear

85 (42.08)

123 (38.92)

784 (46.39)

0.035

 Non-nuclear

117 (57.92)

193 (61.08)

906 (53.61)

History of previous stillbirth

17 (8.42)

18 (5.70)

103 (6.09)

0.396

  1. aThis category includes 11th and12th standard, Bachelors, Post-graduates, Technical education after 10th standard and others combined