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Table 4 Utilization rate, out of pocket payment (₹), and benefit incidence on cesarean delivery by wealth quintile and level of care in India, 2015–16

From: Are cesarean deliveries equitable in India: assessment using benefit incidence analysis

Type of public health center

Wealth Quintile

Number of people utilizing public health services (1)

Utilization Rate (2)

Median OOP in Public Health services in ₹ (3)

Median cost of service in private health center in ₹ (4)

Net subsidy at public health center in ₹ (5 = 4–3)

Individual Subsidy Benefit (6 = 5*2)

Benefit Incidence (7)

Primary:

PHC, UHC, & others#

 Poorest

1061

0.093

4200

20,000

15,800

1468

8.7

 Poorer

1872

0.164

3900

20,000

16,100

2639

15.7

 Middle

2780

0.243

3050

20,000

16,950

4125

24.5

 Richer

3114

0.273

3000

20,000

17,000

4635

27.5

 Richest

2595

0.227

2500

20,000

17,500

3976

23.6

 Total

11,422

    

16,842

 

Secondary: Government/

Municipal,

Rural Hospital

 Poorest

133

0.109

1500

20,000

18,500

2010

12.0

 Poorer

242

0.198

3000

20,000

17,000

3361

20.0

 Middle

303

0.248

4000

20,000

16,000

3961

23.5

 Richer

336

0.275

2400

20,000

17,600

4831

28.7

 Richest

210

0.172

4500

20,000

15,500

2659

15.8

 Total

1224

    

16,823

 

Any Public

Health Centers

 Poorest

1194

0.094

4000

20,000

16,000

1511

9.0

 Poorer

2114

0.167

3800

20,000

16,200

2708

16.1

 Middle

3083

0.244

3100

20,000

16,900

4120

24.5

 Richer

3450

0.273

3000

20,000

17,000

4638

27.5

 Richest

2805

0.222

2530

20,000

17,470

3875

23.0

 Total

12,646

    

16,852

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