Determinants of health facility delivery among reproductive age women in low and middle income countries; evidence from most recent demographic health survey: Application of multilevel binary logistic regression model
Abstract:Background
High prevalence of maternal mortality in LMICs has been attributed to the low patronage of antenatal care and health facility delivery. Childbirth at health facilities is one of the safest ways to prevent maternal morbidity and mortality. The study aims to identify the determinants of health facility of delivery among reproductive age women in LMICs.
Methods
A total weighted sample of 329,721 women who gave birth during the study period was included in the study. Intra-class Correlation Coefficien… Show more
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