Use of antenatal, delivery and postnatal care services for the last pregnancy recorded in the five years preceding the survey, India, 2007–08.

<p>Note: Frequencies in some variables may not add to 219, 388 due to missing cases.</p

Adjusted probabilities of postnatal care use by place of delivery, India, 2007–08.

<p>Note: The means were adjusted for mother’s education, place of residence, region of residence, health insurance coverage, birth order, mother received any ANC, and sex of the child. 1 - Wald test significant at p<0.001, 2 - Wald test significant at p<0.05.</p

Concentration index for use of postnatal care by place of delivery, India, 2007–08.

<p>Note: ***P<0.001.</p

Differentials in postnatal care by experience of maternal complications.

<p>Differentials in postnatal care by experience of maternal complications.</p

Rich-Poor ratio and concentration index for use of postnatal and other services, India, 2007–08.

<p>Note: ***P<0.001, Differences were tested for significance using one way ANOVA. Associations between the dependent and independent variables were tested using chi-square test. All the associations were significant at p<0.001 level.</p

Differentials in postnatal care by place of childbirth.

<p>Differentials in postnatal care by place of childbirth.</p

Differentials in postnatal care by mode of childbirth.

<p>Differentials in postnatal care by mode of childbirth.</p

Concentration indices for use of postnatal care by maternal complications, India, 2007–08.

<p>Note: ***P<0.001.</p

Calibration of distance to health facilities and CHPS referral points.

<p>Calibration of distance to health facilities and CHPS referral points.</p

Estimated odd ratios of uptake of skilled birth care and their 95 percent confidence intervals for (Model A) communities where CHPS has become functional within 8 km but no conventional health facility exists and (Model B) communities where CHPS has supplemented health facilities.

<p>**p<0.01</p><p>*p<0.05</p><p>CHPS—Community-based Health Planning and Service</p><p><b>Note:</b> Sample sizes within some of the regions were very small. In this regard, the regions were aggregated into the three geo-ecological zones of the country, with North comprising of Northern, Upper East and Upper West regions, Middle consist of Eastern, Ashanti and Brong Ahafo regions and South encompassing Greater Accra, Central, Western and Volta regions.</p><p>Estimated odd ratios of uptake of skilled birth care and their 95 percent confidence intervals for (Model A) communities where CHPS has become functional within 8 km but no conventional health facility exists and (Model B) communities where CHPS has supplemented health facilities.</p