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

Table 3 Individual and adjusted regression analysis by the zero-inflated negative binomial model for the dependent variable neonatal mortality rate

Variable	Individual analyses			Adjusted analyses
	Estimate	^aIC95%	p-value	Estimate	^aIC95%	p-value
Population	−0.00	− 0.00; 0.00	0.4629
GDP^b per capita	−0.00	− 0.00; 0.00	0.0096
HDI^c	− 14.37	−19.40; − 9.34	< 0.0001	−10.09	−16.61; − 3.56	0.0024
Starting time of FHS^d	− 0.00	−0.01; − 0.00	0.0007	− 0.02	− 0.02; − 0.01	< 0.0001
Latest time of FHS^d	− 0.01	−0.01; 0.00	< 0.0001	− 0.01	−0.01; 0.00	0.0007
FHS^d Proportion	−0.01	− 0.02; 0.01	< 0.0001	− 0.02	−0.03; − 0.01	< 0.0001
ACS^e proportion	−0.01	− 0.02; 0.01	< 0.0001
Birth rate	0.27	0.20; 0.35	< 0.0001	0.20	0.12; 0.3	< 0.0001
Caesarean rate	0.00	0.01; 0.04	< 0.0001	0.02	0.01; 0.03	0.0003
Live births without prenatal	0.03	−0.08; 0.14	0.6020

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