Increasing health facility deliveries in Cambodia and its influence on child health

Table 2 Regression predicting child nutrition with presence of a health facility (HF) and measures of socioeconomic inequality for unmatched sample

	Only HF	s.e.	Without HF	s.e.	With HF	s.e.
Health Facility	51.810**	3.128			27.644**	4.663
Indicators of Inequality
Maternal education			6.180**	4.612	6.467*	2.171
Household wealth			13.423**	1.917	11.145**	1.951
Urban residence			4.936	5.807	1.595	5.818
Year			19.037*	6.632	12.627	7.355
Interactions with year and:
Maternal education			−3.666	2.717	−2.807	2.738
Household wealth			2.119	2.567	3.397	2.609
Urban residence			−4.434	7.883	−1.568	7.881
Health facility					−8.666	7.186
Controls
Birth interval			.444**	.065	0.409**	0.065
First birth			−7.611*	3.488	−9.453*	3.489
Maternal medical knowledge			10.994*	3.595	10.102*	3.587
Never married/disrupted marriage			−15.675*	6.648	−16.168*	6.630
Mothers age			−2.097**	.282	−1.998**	0.281

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