Table 3 Regression predicting child nutrition with presence of a health facility (HF) and measures of socioeconomic inequality for matched sample
From: Increasing health facility deliveries in Cambodia and its influence on child health
| Â | Only HF | s.e. | Without HF | s.e. | With HF | s.e. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Health facility | 29.578** | 3.993 | Â | Â | 26.748** | 5.180 |
Indicators of Inequality | ||||||
 Maternal education |  |  | 3.450 | 3.279 | 4.044 | 3.262 |
 Household wealth |  |  | 10.796** | 2.621 | 10.628** | 2.630 |
 Urban residence |  |  | −4.371 | 7.522 | −5.026 | 7.520 |
 Year |  |  | 4.984 | 8.980 | −3.052 | 9.740 |
Interactions with year and: | ||||||
 Maternal education |  |  | 1.339 | 4.028 | 0.771 | 3.973 |
 Household wealth |  |  | 4.199 | 3.327 | 3.570 | 3.377 |
 Urban residence |  |  | −0.213 | 10.436 | −0.542 | 10.413 |
 Health facility |  |  |  |  | −2.552 | 10.122 |
Controls | ||||||
 Birth interval |  |  | .360** | .086 | 0.371** | 0.085 |
 First birth |  |  | −11.256* | 4.713 | −11.465* | 4.734 |
 Maternal medical knowledge |  |  | 4.984 | 4.987 | 5.715 | 4.957 |
 Never married/disrupted marriage |  |  | −18.021 | 9.887 | −15.645 | 9.772 |
 Mothers age |  |  | −2.063** | .388 | −2.117** | 0.386 |