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Table 4 Multivariate logistics regression analysis for socio-demographic predictors of facility neonatal mortality in the NICU

From: Morbidities & outcomes of a neonatal intensive care unit in a complex humanitarian conflict setting, Hajjah Yemen: 2017-2018

Demographic & clinical Variables

Reference

Adjusted OR

95% CI

P-value

Newborn age at admission

− ≤ 24 h

8 to 28 days

2.51

1.22–5.13

0.012

− 2 to 7 days

8 to 28 days

1.46

0.69–3.08

0.323

Sex of newborn

− Male

Female

1.14

0.75–1.73

0.546

Residence

− Rural

Urban

1.85

0.94–3.66

0.077

Place of delivery

− Home

Health facility

0.93

0.40–1.98

0.098

Mode of delivery

− Caesarean section

Vaginal

0.38

0.20–0.73

0.004

Estimated gestational age at birth

− 32–37 weeks

≥ 37 weeks

3.09

1.26–7.59

0.014

− 28–32 weeks

≥ 37 weeks

6.18

2.12–18.01

0.001

− < 28 weeks

≥ 37 weeks

44.59

9.18–216.61

<  0.001

Admission weight

− 1501 to 2499 g

≥ 2500 g

1.65

0.64–4.28

0.303

− 1000 to 1500 g

≥ 2500 g

3.67

1.16–12.07

0.032

− < 1000 g

≥ 2500 g

17.42

2.97–102.08

0.002

Travel distance

− > 40 Km

≤ 40 Km

1.44

0.83–2.47

0.192

Travel time

− > 60 min

≤ 60 min

2.32

1.07–5.04

0.033

  1. Abbreviations: OR Odds Ration, CI Confidence Interval
  2. # Adjusted for sex of newborn, age of newborn at admission, estimated gestational age at birth, admission weight, place of residence, place of delivery, mode of delivery, number of gestation (singleton or multiple), travel time and admission diagnoses