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Table 2 Individual and adjusted regression analyses by the zero-inflated negative binomial model for the dependent variable infant mortality rate (neonatal + post-neonatal)

From: Can the primary health care model affect the determinants of neonatal, post-neonatal and maternal mortality? A study from Brazil

Variable

Individual analysis

Adjusted analysis

 

Estimate

aIC95%

p-value

Estimate

aIC95%

p-value

Population

−0.00

− 0.00; 0.00

0.4629

   

GDPb (per capita)

−0.00

− 0.00; 0.00

0.0253

   

HDIc

− 11.46

−16.72; − 6.19

< 0.0001

−10.13

−17.06; − 3.21

0.0041

Starting time of FHSd

− 0.00

− 0.01; − 0.00

0.0005

− 0.00

− 0.02; − 0.01

< 0.0001

Latest time of FHSd

− 0.01

−0.01; − 0.00

0.0001

− 0.01

− 0.01; − 0.00

0.0001

FHSd Proportion

−0.01

− 0.01; − 0.00

0.0010

−0.02

− 0.03; − 0.01

< 0.0001

ACSe proportion

−0.01

− 0.02; − 0.00

0.0004

   

Birth rate

0.23

0.15; 0.30

< 0.0001

0.17

0.09; 0.25

< 0.0001

Caesarean rate

0.02

0.01; 0.04

0.0005

0.02

0.01; 0.04

0.0055

Live births without prenatal

0.14

−0.01; 0.29

0.0766

   
  1. aWald 95% Confidence Limits
  2. bGDP Gross Domestic Product
  3. cHDI Human Development Index
  4. dFHS Family Health Care Strategy
  5. eACS Community Health Agent