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Table 2 Associations between various independent variables and a woman having sufficient TTCV in her most recent pregnancy resulting in a live birth within the past 5 yearsa

From: The association between area of residence and sufficient antenatal tetanus vaccination in women ages 15–49 in Afghanistan: an analysis of the 2015 DHS dataset

Variable

Category

N with sufficient antenatal TTCV

Wt% (95% CI)b with sufficient antenatal TTCV

P-valuec

Demographic characteristics

 Area of residence

Urban

2489

55.1 (51.6–58.5)

0.655

Rural

7106

53.9 (49.7–57.9)

 Mother’s age group (years)

15–19

402

52.0 (45.8–58.1)

0.002

20–24

2438

56.9 (52.5–61.3)

25–29

2820

54.5 (49.9–59.0)

30–34

1735

52.8 (49.0–56.6)

35–39

1395

55.6 (52.1–59.1)

40–44

560

47.3 (43.1–51.6)

45–49

245

44.7 (38.7–51.0)

 Marital status

Married

9,12

54.1 (50.9–57.4)

0.710

Widowed

69

57.1 (42.8–70.2)

Divorced/separated

14

45.2 (25.0–67.2)

 Mother’s highest education level

None

7584

50.1 (46.9–53.3)

< 0.001

Primary

897

69.3 (63.8–74.3)

Secondary

883

77.2 (70.4–82.8)

Higher

231

74.5 (62.2–83.9)

 Husband’s highest education level (N = 19,485)

None

4698

48.4 (44.3–52.5)

< 0.001

Primary

1434

59.4 (55.0–63.7)

Secondary

2487

62.1 (58.3–65.7)

Higher

888

67.9 (62.6–72.7)

 Mother’s employment status (N = 19,673)

Unemployed

8739

46.0 (43.2–48.9)

0.778

Employed

828

45.2 (37.7–52.9)

 Husband’s type of employment (N = 19,675)

Non-manual

6363

47.4 (43.9–51.0)

0.029

Skilled manual

1514

40.1 (34.1–46.3)

Unskilled manual

1695

45.2 (41.3–49.1)

 Ethnicity (N = 19,702)

Pashtun

3886

47.0 (41.7–52.3)

< 0.001

Tajik

3454

60.9 (57.8–63.9)

Hazara

842

51.7 (46.9–56.5)

Uzbek

748

67.3 (56.6–76.5)

Other

650

45.1 (40.8–50.0)

 Combined wealth index

Poorest

1794

53.1 (49.7–56.4)

0.016

Poorer

1930

51.5 (47.5–55.5)

Middle

2023

50.0 (43.1–56.7)

Richer

2155

57.3 (52.5–62.0)

Richest

1693

59.4 (54.3–64.2)

Reproductive characteristics

 Number living children

None

43

53.2 (41.1–64.8)

< 0.001

1–2

3376

60.4 (56.9–63.8)

3–4

2868

53.2 (49.6–56.7)

5–6

1858

49.9 (45.5–54.4)

7–8

1003

47.2 (43.2–51.3)

9+

447

50.0 (42.9–57.1)

 Birth order

1

1575

61.6 (58.2–64.8)

< 0.001

2

1636

59.5 (54.6–64.3)

3

1444

53.4 (49.3–57.9)

4

1245

52.3 (47.6–57.0)

5+

3695

49.8 (46.2–53.5)

 Number ANC visits (N = 19,297)

0

2465

34.1 (29.8–38.6)

< 0.001

1

1008

50.8 (46.5–55.0)

2

1986

64.7 (62.1–67.2)

3

1576

74.2 (68.6–79.1)

4+

2318

72.4 (69.3–75.4)

 Wanted last child (N = 19,716)

Wanted child then

8609

54.5 (51.0–57.9)

0.541

Wanted child later

581

51.2 (44.1–58.3)

Did not want

393

52.3 (45.7–58.8)

 Distance to health facility (N = 19,690)

Big problem

6345

51.6 (47.9–55.3)

< 0.001

Not a big problem

3234

59.5 (55.8–63.1)

 Getting permission to seek medical care (N = 19,688)

Big problem

5125

48.9 (45.9–51.9)

< 0.001

Not a big problem

4453

60.0 (55.2–63.8)

  1. aN = 19,737 unless otherwise stated, bAccounts for clustering and stratification in sample, cFrom Pearson’s chi-squared test