TABLE 4.

Logistic Regression Analysisa Showing the Interaction Effect of City Type and Program Exposure on Modern Contraceptive Method Use Among FTPs

 % mCPROdds Ratio (95% Confidence Interval)
  Model IModel IIModel III
Non-pilot city
 No exposure through ASHA30.2Reference  
 Exposure through ASHA35.21.40 (0.78, 2.50)
Pilot city
 No exposure through ASHA36.41.36 (0.88, 2.11)
 Exposure through ASHA40.71.61b (1.04, 2.48)  
Non-pilot city
 No exposure through SDP29.7 Reference 
 Exposure through SDP33.71.33 (0.76, 2.32)
Pilot City
 No exposure through SDP35.61.40 (0.87, 2.26)
 Exposure through SDP43.8 1.84b (1.09, 3.11) 
No exposure to ASHA or SDP
 Non-pilot city30.0Reference
 Pilot city35.11.31 (0.75, 2.31)
Exposure to ASHA only
 Non-pilot city28.80.86 (0.32, 2.34)
 Pilot city36.41.40 (0.77, 2.53)
Exposure to SDP only
 Non-pilot city30.31.01 (0.51, 2.03)
 Pilot city40.21.53 (0.75, 3.13)
Exposure to ASHA and SDP
 Non-pilot city38.41.74 (0.84, 3.63)
 Pilot city45.8  1.90b (1.03, 3.51)
  • Abbreviations: ASHA, accredited social health activist; FTP, first-time parent; mCPR, modern contraceptive prevalence rate; SDP, service delivery point.

  • a Each model was adjusted for age of women, marital duration, education, caste, religion, household wealth, and working status.

  • b P<.05.

  • Source: Output Tracking Survey, 2019.