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Table 4 Prevalence and factors associated with not receiving family planning counseling during ANC among women aged 15–49 who had ANC visits for the most recent live birth 3 years preceding the BDHS 2017–18 (n = 4604)

From: Emergency contraceptive pill awareness in Bangladesh: missed opportunities in antenatal care and family welfare assistant visits

Factors

Prevalence1

AOR

95% CI

Type of ANC provider

 Medically trained provider

87.3

Reference

 

 Non-medically trained provider

88.8

0.93

(0.64, 1.37)

Women’s education

 Secondary complete or higher

81.0

Reference

 

 Secondary incomplete

88.9

1.91**

(1.46, 2.51)

 No education or primary

90.3

2.23**

(1.61, 3.09)

Parity

 Third or higher

87.2

Reference

 

 Second

86.9

1.23

(0.93, 1.62)

 First

88.1

1.53**

(1.15, 2.03)

Type of residence

 Urban

84.8

Reference

 

 Rural

88.5

1.20

(0.94, 1.52)

Administrative division

 Dhaka

86.6

Reference

 

 Chattogram

90.3

1.45

(1.00, 2.11)

 Barishal

87.3

0.90

(0.58, 1.39)

 Khulna

87.2

0.87

(0.59, 1.30)

 Mymensingh

89.8

1.10

(0.72, 1.69)

 Rajshahi

87.7

0.88

(0.55, 1.41)

 Rangpur

81.2

0.50**

(0.34, 0.75)

 Sylhet

89.0

1.02

(0.63, 1.64)

Household wealth quintile

 Fifth

82.4

Reference

 

 Fourth

87.3

1.29

(0.93, 1.78)

 Third

88.4

1.38

(0.98, 1.93)

 Second

89.7

1.49*

(1.01, 2.20)

 First

89.8

1.56*

(1.03, 2.36)

  1. 1Percentage of women did not receive family planning counseling during ANC among women aged 15–49 who had ANC visits for most recent live birth 3 years preceding the BDHS 2017–18; *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01; AOR: Adjusted odds ratio; CI: Confidence interval