Percentage of children (aged 12–23 months) who had received full immunization by place of residence in six geographical regions of India, 1992–2006, NFHS.

<p>Note:</p>a<p>Urban-rural inequality ratio calculated as (urban/rural*100).</p><p>Differences in full immunization by place of residence were significant at p<0.01 based on Chi-squared test in all three rounds of survey.</p><p>Differences in full immunization by region of residence were significant at p<0.01 in all the three rounds of survey based on Chi-squared test.</p

Predicted probability^a (PP) with 95% confidence interval (CI) of receiving full immunization among children aged 12–23 months across six geographical regions, India, 1992–2006.

<p>Note:</p><p>All predicted probabilities are significantly different at p<0.05 indicates the acceptance of alternative hypothesis in Wald test i.e., there was a significant difference in child immunization across six regions by place of residence (urban-rural) and gender (male-female) respectively during 1992–2006.</p>a<p>Predicted probabilities adjusted for child wanted status, birth order & interval, mother’s age at birth, mother’s education, mother’s work status, mother’s mass media exposure, father’s education, religion, social groups and household wealth status.</p>b<p>Adjusted by six regions along with other confounding variables mentioned previously.</p><p>URIR (urban-rural inequality ratio) calculated as: (urban/rural)*100 for each survey.</p><p>GIR (gender inequality ratio) calculated as: (male/female)*100.</p><p>Relative percentage change calculated as: (2006-1992)/1992*100.</p

Percentage of children (aged 12–23 months) who had received full immunization by sex of the child in six geographical regions of India, 1992–2006, NFHS.

<p>Note:</p>b<p>Gender inequality ratio calculated as (male/female*100).</p><p>Differences in full immunization by sex of the child were significant at p<0.01 based on Chi-squared test in all three rounds of survey.</p><p>Differences in full immunization by region of residence were significant at p<0.01 based on Chi-squared test in all the three rounds of survey.</p

Trends in full immunization coverage (in %) among children aged 12–23 months by six geographical regions, India, 1992–2006.

<p>Trends in full immunization coverage (in %) among children aged 12–23 months by six geographical regions, India, 1992–2006.</p

Socioeconomic and demographic profile of population across six major geographical regions^# in India.

<p>Note:</p>#<p>Excluded Union Territories and Islands.</p>a<p>Provisional population totals 2011.</p>b<p>National Family Health Survey, 2005–06.</p><p>Modern contraceptive method includes female sterilization, male sterilization, pill, IUD, injectable, condom.</p><p>Full ANC includes those women who had had a minimum of three antenatal visits, at least two tetanus toxoid injections during pregnancy or received one tetanus toxoid injection during pregnancy and at least one in the three years prior to the pregnancy, and received iron and folic acid tablets for 90 days or more.</p><p>Skilled birth attendance includes delivery conducted either in a medical institution, or home delivery assisted by a doctor/nurse/lady health visitor (LHV)/auxiliary nurse midwife (ANM)/other health professional.</p

Location of Geographical Regions of India.

<p>Location of Geographical Regions of India.</p

Trends in gender and urban-rural inequality ratio of full immunization among children aged 12–23 months by state of residence, India, 1992–2006, NFHS.

<p>Note: Change in inequality ratio calculated as the difference in first and last survey (2006-1992).</p

Descriptive Statistics and Moran's <i>I</i> value of Variables.

<p>N = 284 (Districts).</p>a<p>All Moran's I value is significant at p<0.01.</p

Odds ratios (with 95% Confidence Interval) estimated from the binary logistic regression models showing factors associated with safe delivery care by group variable between household wealth and migration status of women, urban India, NFHS 2005–06.

<p>Level of significance:</p>***<p>p<0.01;</p>**<p>p<0.05;</p>*<p>p<0.10.</p><p>ref.: Reference category.</p

Description of Variables.

<p>AHS = Annual Health Survey; SA = Statistical Abstract; HD, IMD = Hydromet Division, India Meteorological Department; DES, MoA, GoI = The Directorate of Economics & Statistics (DES), Ministry of Agriculture, Govt. of India; GIS = Geographical Information System; DLHS = District Level Household and Facility Survey; DESD = The Directorate of Economics & Statistics Division; CHC = Community Health Center; PHC = Primary Health Center; SC/ST = Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes.</p