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Table 1 Percentage distribution of the study population, NDHS 2018

From: The impact of maternal health insurance coverage and adequate healthcare services utilisation on the risk of under-five mortality in Nigeria: a cross-sectional study

Variable

n (%)

Under-five mortality

 

 No

  109,325(85.7)

 Yes

 18,220(14.3%)

Maternal health insurance coverage

 

 No

124,602(97.7)

 Yes

2943(2.3)

Healthcare service utilization

 

 Inadequate

14,767(43.5)

 Adequate

19,157(56.5)

Maternal age (years)

 

 15–24

10,004(7.8)

 25–34

42,625(33.4)

 35–49

74,916(58.7)

Marital status

 

 Never in union

1581(1.2)

 Married/living with partner

117,150(91.9)

 Widowed/divorced/separated

8814(6.9)

Mother’s educational attainment

 

 No education

63,699(50.0)

 Primary

25,311(19.8)

 Secondary or higher

38.535(30.2)

Mother’s employment status

 

 Not working

33,052(25.9)

 currently working

94,493(74.1)

Wealth quintile

 

 Poor

60,596(47.5)

 Middle

27,120(21.3)

 Rich

39,829(31.2)

Place of residence

 

 Urban

44,111(34.6)

 Rural

83,434(65.4)

Region

 

 North-central

21,656(17.0)

 North-east

26,293(20.6)

 North-west

39,928(31.3)

 South-east

14,072(11.0)

 South-south

12,436(9.8)

 South-west

13,160(10.3)

Distance to the health facility

 

 Big problem

38,251(30.0)

 Not a problem

89,294(70.0)

Decision on respondent’s healthcare

 

 Husband/partner and other

68,250(16.7)

 Jointly

37,294(31.8)

 Alone

11,606(9.9)

Decision on how to spend respondent’s earnings

 

 Husband/partner and other

7041(9.3)

 Jointly

13,943(18.5)

 Alone

54,407(72.2)