Karl F Wender, J Sebastian Muehlboeck
Animated diagrams in teaching statistics
Behavior research methods, instruments, & computers : a journal of the Psychonomic Society, Inc
reducing maternal mortality ratio mmr worldwide public health challenge long time utilization maternal health services including antenatal care anc institutional delivery id postnatal care pnc vital prevent maternal mortality china made significant improvements maternal health past 30 years however disparities maternal health service utilization still exist among regions western rural areas lowest utilization rate study aims assess inequality determinants maternal health service utilization western povertystricken rural areas based andersons behavioral model health service use provide evidencebased suggestions improve equity coverage maternal service utilization china crosssectional study conducted gansu yunnan province western china using primary data n 996 collected research team multistage judgment quota sampling procedure employed select participants survey trained local health staff formed interview team help respondents answer structured pretested questionnaire designed based andersons model data collected interviews used descriptive analysis range analysis univariate multivariate binary logistic analysis identify influencing factors 5 anc 8 anc id 2 pnc utilization place residence age education level annual income health education anc influencing factors 5 anc place residence education level per capita household income conditional cash transfer cct participation distance health facilities influencing factors 8 anc place residence education level availability financial incentive programs influencing factors id number children health education anc cct projects participation selfrated health status influencing factors 2 pnc inequalities maternal service utilization exist yunnan gansu provinces study shows strong association predisposing enabling factors maternal services utilization predisposing factors place residence education level number children enabling factors cct participation annual income health education anc distance health facilities along need factor selfrated health status contribute maternal services utilization conclude many factors influence maternal service utilization interventions targeted various levels considered therefore suggest health resources invested underutilized areas financial incentive projects targeting pregnant women implemented health education provided improve womens health literacy