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Table 3 Factors affecting satisfaction on antenatal care: multinomial logistic regression analysis

From: Factors affecting satisfaction on antenatal care services in Sarawak, Malaysia: evidence from a cross sectional study

Characteristics

Average satisfaction

Highly satisfied

β

Adj. OR

95 % CI

β

Adj. OR

95 % CI

Lower bound

Upper bound

Lower bound

Upper bound

Ethnicity

Malay

0.005

1.005

0.564

1.789

0.062

1.064

0.565

2.005

Iban

−0.148

0.862

0.524

1.42

−0.279

0.757

0.433

1.32

Bidayuh

−0.306

0.736

0.443

1.223

−0.826**

0.438

0.244

0.785

Others (RC)

 

1

   

1

  

Level of education

No formal education

−0.788

0.455

0.158

1.31

−1.029

0.357

0.106

1.204

Primary

−0.484

0.616

0.327

1.161

−0.984**

0.374

0.182

0.769

Secondary

−0.334

0.716

0.441

1.164

−0.701**

0.496

0.291

0.845

Higher secondary and above (RC)

 

1

   

1

  

Occupation

Housewife

0.088

1.091

0.476

2.503

0.085

1.089

0.428

2.772

Government

−0.127

0.881

0.338

2.293

−0.251

0.778

0.265

2.282

Private

−0.845

0.43

0.17

1.087

−0.539

0.583

0.205

1.658

Self-employed (RC)

 

1

   

1

  

Expenses for ANC visit (RM)

None

0.478

1.613

0.936

2.778

0.660*

1.935

1.028

3.643

1–10

0.325

1.384

0.821

2.335

0.494

1.639

0.888

3.023

11–50

0.308

1.361

0.857

2.161

0.145

1.156

0.664

2.015

≥51 (RC)

 

1

   

1

  

Constant

0.921

0.088

  

0.682

0.259

  
  1. Dependent variable: level of satisfaction (poor as reference, average and highly satisfied)
  2. Model Chi square (df, n) = 50.014 (24, 1211); p < 0.001
  3. Goodness of fit [χ2(df) = 269.042(256); p = 0.276]
  4. * p < 0.03; ** p < 0.01; *** p < 0.001
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