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Table 6 Crude and adjusted associations of practice of newborn health behavior with 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

P value for interaction

Practice indicators

Ref

Crude OR

(95%CI)

Adjusted

(95%CI)

Crude

(95%CI)

Adjusted

(95%CI)

Crude

Adjusted

 

Sought treatment for danger signs experienced by newborn during first month of birth

[1]

1.26

(0.75–2.11)

1.00

(0.46–2.17)

1.21

(0.78–1.87)

1.09

(0.56–2.12)

0.648

0.925

0.133

Applied nothing on cord stump

[1]

1.20

(0.80–1.82)

1.36

(0.73–2.54)

1.02

(0.72–1.46)

1.56

(0.91–2.67)

0.508

0.242

0.659

Delayed bath (after 24 h)

[1]

1.19

(0.82–1.72)

0.99

(0.56–1.73)

1.32

(0.97–1.81)

1.13

(0.70–1.83)

0.182

0.714

0.801

Practice KMC/skin-to-skin

[1]

1.69

(0.32–9.03)

1.17

(0.20–6.87)

2.55

(0.60–10.82)

1.25

(0.27–5.77)

0.334

0.957

 

Breastfeeding within 1 h

[1]

1.11

(0.76–1.63)

0.78

(0.45–1.33)

1.67

(1.21–2.31)

1.29

(0.82–2.04)

< 0.001

0.013

0.784

Fed mother’s yellow thick milk to child

[1]

1.49

(0.94–2.35)

0.58

(0.25–1.33)

1.38

(0.95–1.99)

0.74

(0.35–1.56)

0.180

0.390

0.582

  1. FLW frontline worker, KMC Kangaroo Mother Care