Percentage distribution of women received various antenatal care services at public and private facility according to selected states in India, NFHS-2015-16.

Percentage distribution of women received various antenatal care services at public and private facility according to selected states in India, NFHS-2015-16.</p

Description of the estimated propensity scores to show the effect of place of delivery on neonatal deaths across selected states in India, 2015–16.

Description of the estimated propensity scores to show the effect of place of delivery on neonatal deaths across selected states in India, 2015–16.</p

Percentage distribution of women received various post delivery services at public and private facility according to selected states in India, NFHS-2015-16.

Percentage distribution of women received various post delivery services at public and private facility according to selected states in India, NFHS-2015-16.</p

Proportion of live births and distribution of neonatal and infant mortality rates (per thousand) by place of delivery according to India and states, NFHS-4.

Proportion of live births and distribution of neonatal and infant mortality rates (per thousand) by place of delivery according to India and states, NFHS-4.</p

Additional file 1 of Association of identification of facility and transportation for childbirth with institutional delivery in high priority districts of Uttar Pradesh, India

Additional file 1. Framework of sample selection in the survey. This file depicts the methodology of the survey in detail through a flow diagram

Additional file 2 of Association of identification of facility and transportation for childbirth with institutional delivery in high priority districts of Uttar Pradesh, India

Additional file 2. Socio-economic background and obstetric characteristics of the respondents (N = 9458). This file represents the profile of the respondents of the survey that includes their socio-economic background, antenatal care related factors, overall birth preparedness and institutional delivery rates