Multilevel Logistic regression results of individual and community level factors associated with ANC4+ and ANC8 + service utilization among women aged 15- 49 years in urban Ethiopia from pooled 2000-2019 EDHS data by socioeconomic and demographic subgroups, EDHS 2000- to 2019.

<p>Multilevel Logistic regression results of individual and community level factors associated with ANC4+ and ANC8 + service utilization among women aged 15- 49 years in urban Ethiopia from pooled 2000-2019 EDHS data by socioeconomic and demographic subgroups, EDHS 2000- to 2019.</p>

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Autor Principal:	Worku Dechassa Heyi (22676316) (author)
Outros autores:	Wubegzier Mekonnen Ayele (22676319) (author), Dessalegn Y. Melesse (10982959) (author)
Publicado:	2025
Subjects:	Cell Biology Biotechnology Evolutionary Biology Developmental Biology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases statistical significance set analyzed five rounds addis ababa showed addis ababa outperforming 63 &# 8211 54 &# 8211 49 &# 8211 28 &# 8211 12 &# 8211 reproductive health care 10 &# 8211 adjusted odds ratios antenatal care utilization study examined trends 37 &# 8211 2000 &# 8211 weekly media exposure identify factors associated regional disparities persisted 24 %) utilization ethiopia </ p plus anc utilization urban poor women media exposure associated factors regional disparities health surveys 10 %). positively associated higher odds greater odds alongside media utilization declined anc utilization urban poor urban ethiopia urban areas xlink "> strongest predictor somali region poor women multilevel analysis ethiopian demographic confidence intervals complication prevention based awareness 82 %), 6 %. 34 years
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Multilevel Logistic regression results of individual and community level factors associated with ANC4+ and ANC8 + service utilization among women aged 15- 49 years in urban Ethiopia from pooled 2000-2019 EDHS data by socioeconomic and demographic subgroups, EDHS 2000- to 2019.

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