Preliminary Results from the
Baseline Household Survey

Jacob Mazalale
Outline
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Background
Methods
Preliminary Results
Next Steps
Discussion
Background
As was presented before
Objective
Assess status quo on utilisation and
expenditure for maternal and newborn
care at the community/household level
We present results from the household
baseline survey
Methods
• Sampling Strategy
– Unit of analysis
• a woman who has completed a pregnancy in
the previous twelve months

– A two-staged sampling strategy
• Randomly selected 2 enumeration areas (EAs)
in catchment area of each H/F
– 2*33 = 66 EAs

• Randomly select 26 women from each
enumeration area.
– 28*66 = 1,716 women
Methods
• Close-ended questionnaire
• Collected data on
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Demographics
Socio-economic status
Distance to facility
Utilisation of MCH services
Out of pocket expenditure
Methods
• Data from both intervention and
control facilities.
• Data collected by trained enumerators
• 2 enumerators assigned to each EA.
• Using EA maps
– EA was split into six parts which were
shared between the enumerators.
Results

• Descriptives (n=1,813)
Variable

Total (n, %)

Sample Size

(n,%)

Age

Balaka (%) Dedza (%) Mchinji (%) Ntcheu (%)

Marital Status

Education

453 (25)

453 (25)

455 (25)

452 (25)

mean(sd)

25.6 (6)

25 (6)

26 (7)

26 (6)

26 (6)

Christians

1,574 (87)

332 (73)

385 (85)

420 (92)

437 (97)

239 (13)

121 (27)

68 (15)

35 (8)

15 (3)

1,579 (87)

384 (85)

396 (87)

405 (89)

394 (87)

Unmarried

234 (13)

69 (15)

57 (13)

50 (11)

58 (13)

No Formal

Religion

1,813

805 (44)

137 (30)

240 (53)

215 (47)

213 (47)

Primary

770 (42)

244 (54)

169 (37)

170 (37)

187 (41)

Secondary &
above

238 (13)

72 (16)

44 (10)

70 (16)

52 (12)

Non Christians
Married
Results
• Descriptives (n=1,813)
Variable
Household
members

Total

mean (sd)

Rural
Household
Setting (n, %)
Urban
Biological
mean (sd)
Children
Distance to
Official/Closest mean (sd)
H/F (in kms)

Balaka

Dedza

Mchinji

Ntcheu

4.9 (2)

5.0 (2)

4.9 (2)

5.1 (2)

4.7 (2)

1,626 (90) 397 (88) 402 (89) 405 (89) 422 (93)
187 (10)

56 (12)

51 (11)

50 (11)

30 (7)

2.7 (2)

2.8 (2)

2.6 (2)

2.8 (2)

2.5 (2)

5.7 (3)

5.1 (3)

5.2 (4)

6.2 (3)

6.4 (3)
Results

• Utilisation of MNHC Services (n=1, 813)
Variable

Total (n, %)

Balaka (%) Dedza (%) Mchinji (%) Ntcheu (%)

ANC Utilisation- went Yes
to ANC at least once
No

1,798 (99)

99.8

98.5

99.1

99.3

15 (1)

0.2

1.6

0.9

0.7

ANC Utilisation- went Yes
to ANC at least 4
times
No

799 (44)

47

43

44

42

1,014 (56)

53

57

56

58

270 (15)

17

16

11

15

1,543 (85)

83

84

89

85

ANC Utilisation- made Yes
first ANC Visit in 1st
trimester
No
Results
Who are the women that are not utilizing delivery care

Total (n, %)

Non Facility
Based Delivery

Balaka (%)

No

1,654 (91)

397 (88)

416 (92)

428 (94)

413 (91)

Yes

159 (9)

56 (12)

37 (8)

27 (6)

39 (9)

Dedza (%) Mchinji (%)

Ntcheu (%)
Results
Total (n, %)
PNC Utilisation –
attended PNC at least
once within 48 hrs of
delivery
Had Family Planning
Counseling During PNC

Currently Using Modern
Family Planning
Methods

Balaka (%) Dedza (%) Mchinji (%)

Ntcheu (%)

Yes

1,518 (84)

93

77

80

86

No

295 (16)

7

23

20

14

Yes

1,417 (78)

84

71

75

81

No

396 (22)

16

29

25

19

Yes

1,032 (57)

54

53

53

64

No

781 (43)

46

47

47

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Results

• Bivariate Analysis for Non Institutional Delivery
Variable

Facility Based
Delivery

Non Facility
Based Delivery

P- value for Chi2
or t- statistics

Age in years

25.4 (0.15)

28.13 (0.57)

<0.001

Household size

4.88 (0.04)

5.42 (0.14)

0.0002

2.6 (0.05)

3.7 (0.17)

<0.001

5.68 (0.08)

6.26 (0.25)

0.0324

321 (88.43)
322 (88.71)
337 (93.09)
334 (92.01)
340 (93.92)

42 (11.57)
41 (11.29)
25 (6.91)
29 (7.99)
22 (6.08)

0.021

# of children
Distance to facility
Social Economic Status

1st Quintile
2nd Quintile
3rd Quintile
4th Quintile
5th Quintile

Literacy

Illiterate
Literate

597 (36.)
1057 (64)

76 (48)
83 (52)

0.004

District

BLK
DZ
MC
NU

397 (24)
416 (25)
428 (26)
413 (25)

56 (35)
37 (23)
27 (14)
39 (25)

0.007
Next Steps
• Regression model on determinants of
non facility based deliveries
• Modeling determinants of out of
pocket
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  • 1.
    Preliminary Results fromthe Baseline Household Survey Jacob Mazalale
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  • 3.
    Background As was presentedbefore Objective Assess status quo on utilisation and expenditure for maternal and newborn care at the community/household level We present results from the household baseline survey
  • 4.
    Methods • Sampling Strategy –Unit of analysis • a woman who has completed a pregnancy in the previous twelve months – A two-staged sampling strategy • Randomly selected 2 enumeration areas (EAs) in catchment area of each H/F – 2*33 = 66 EAs • Randomly select 26 women from each enumeration area. – 28*66 = 1,716 women
  • 5.
    Methods • Close-ended questionnaire •Collected data on • • • • • Demographics Socio-economic status Distance to facility Utilisation of MCH services Out of pocket expenditure
  • 6.
    Methods • Data fromboth intervention and control facilities. • Data collected by trained enumerators • 2 enumerators assigned to each EA. • Using EA maps – EA was split into six parts which were shared between the enumerators.
  • 7.
    Results • Descriptives (n=1,813) Variable Total(n, %) Sample Size (n,%) Age Balaka (%) Dedza (%) Mchinji (%) Ntcheu (%) Marital Status Education 453 (25) 453 (25) 455 (25) 452 (25) mean(sd) 25.6 (6) 25 (6) 26 (7) 26 (6) 26 (6) Christians 1,574 (87) 332 (73) 385 (85) 420 (92) 437 (97) 239 (13) 121 (27) 68 (15) 35 (8) 15 (3) 1,579 (87) 384 (85) 396 (87) 405 (89) 394 (87) Unmarried 234 (13) 69 (15) 57 (13) 50 (11) 58 (13) No Formal Religion 1,813 805 (44) 137 (30) 240 (53) 215 (47) 213 (47) Primary 770 (42) 244 (54) 169 (37) 170 (37) 187 (41) Secondary & above 238 (13) 72 (16) 44 (10) 70 (16) 52 (12) Non Christians Married
  • 8.
    Results • Descriptives (n=1,813) Variable Household members Total mean(sd) Rural Household Setting (n, %) Urban Biological mean (sd) Children Distance to Official/Closest mean (sd) H/F (in kms) Balaka Dedza Mchinji Ntcheu 4.9 (2) 5.0 (2) 4.9 (2) 5.1 (2) 4.7 (2) 1,626 (90) 397 (88) 402 (89) 405 (89) 422 (93) 187 (10) 56 (12) 51 (11) 50 (11) 30 (7) 2.7 (2) 2.8 (2) 2.6 (2) 2.8 (2) 2.5 (2) 5.7 (3) 5.1 (3) 5.2 (4) 6.2 (3) 6.4 (3)
  • 9.
    Results • Utilisation ofMNHC Services (n=1, 813) Variable Total (n, %) Balaka (%) Dedza (%) Mchinji (%) Ntcheu (%) ANC Utilisation- went Yes to ANC at least once No 1,798 (99) 99.8 98.5 99.1 99.3 15 (1) 0.2 1.6 0.9 0.7 ANC Utilisation- went Yes to ANC at least 4 times No 799 (44) 47 43 44 42 1,014 (56) 53 57 56 58 270 (15) 17 16 11 15 1,543 (85) 83 84 89 85 ANC Utilisation- made Yes first ANC Visit in 1st trimester No
  • 10.
    Results Who are thewomen that are not utilizing delivery care Total (n, %) Non Facility Based Delivery Balaka (%) No 1,654 (91) 397 (88) 416 (92) 428 (94) 413 (91) Yes 159 (9) 56 (12) 37 (8) 27 (6) 39 (9) Dedza (%) Mchinji (%) Ntcheu (%)
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    Results Total (n, %) PNCUtilisation – attended PNC at least once within 48 hrs of delivery Had Family Planning Counseling During PNC Currently Using Modern Family Planning Methods Balaka (%) Dedza (%) Mchinji (%) Ntcheu (%) Yes 1,518 (84) 93 77 80 86 No 295 (16) 7 23 20 14 Yes 1,417 (78) 84 71 75 81 No 396 (22) 16 29 25 19 Yes 1,032 (57) 54 53 53 64 No 781 (43) 46 47 47 36.
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    Results • Bivariate Analysisfor Non Institutional Delivery Variable Facility Based Delivery Non Facility Based Delivery P- value for Chi2 or t- statistics Age in years 25.4 (0.15) 28.13 (0.57) <0.001 Household size 4.88 (0.04) 5.42 (0.14) 0.0002 2.6 (0.05) 3.7 (0.17) <0.001 5.68 (0.08) 6.26 (0.25) 0.0324 321 (88.43) 322 (88.71) 337 (93.09) 334 (92.01) 340 (93.92) 42 (11.57) 41 (11.29) 25 (6.91) 29 (7.99) 22 (6.08) 0.021 # of children Distance to facility Social Economic Status 1st Quintile 2nd Quintile 3rd Quintile 4th Quintile 5th Quintile Literacy Illiterate Literate 597 (36.) 1057 (64) 76 (48) 83 (52) 0.004 District BLK DZ MC NU 397 (24) 416 (25) 428 (26) 413 (25) 56 (35) 37 (23) 27 (14) 39 (25) 0.007
  • 13.
    Next Steps • Regressionmodel on determinants of non facility based deliveries • Modeling determinants of out of pocket
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