Public-private share in maternal health care services utilization in India: A multinomial logistic regression analysis from three consecutive survey data

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Maternal Health Services 100%
• Patient Acceptance of Health Care 78%
• Facilities and Services Utilization 77%
• Maternal Health 74%
• Public Sector 62%
• India 57%
• Private Sector 48%
• Regression Analysis 43%
• Logistic Models 43%
• Prenatal Care 42%
• Economics 30%
• Demography 25%
• Public-Private Sector Partnerships 19%
• Mothers 16%
• Education 16%
• Child Health 13%
• Fathers 12%
• Social Class 12%
• Parents 9%
• Occupational Groups 9%
• Cross-Sectional Studies 8%
• Odds Ratio 8%
• Delivery of Health Care 8%
• Pregnancy 7%
• Health 6%
• Population 5%

Social Sciences

• health care services 72%
• Health Care Utilization 72%
• regression analysis 54%
• public sector 54%
• utilization 52%
• logistics 50%
• demographic factors 50%
• India 45%
• service provider 45%
• private sector 41%
• regression 20%
• parent education 19%
• household survey 18%
• public private partnership 17%
• caste 17%
• health workers 17%
• socioeconomic factors 17%
• Child health 16%
• WHO 15%
• statistical analysis 15%
• health 15%
• urban area 14%
• pregnancy 14%
• economics 13%
• father 12%
• district 11%
• present 8%
• methodology 8%
• trend 8%
• time 5%
• education 5%