Table 1 Characteristics of women and children in clusters
From: Does quality influence utilization of primary health care? Evidence from Haiti
| Â | Urban | Rural | ||
(N women = 1668) | (N women = 3230) | |||
N | % | N | % | |
Service utilization for most recent pregnancy | ||||
 Any ANC care | 1432 | 90% | 2543 | 86% |
 Complete ANC care | 1195 | 75% | 1757 | 59% |
 Facility delivery | 972 | 60% | 772 | 26% |
 Any postnatal care | 713 | 45% | 1304 | 44% |
Service utilization for children under 5 | ||||
 Complete vaccinations for age | 729 | 46% | 1451 | 44% |
 Sick child visit | 459 | 41% | 692 | 31% |
Community characteristics | ||||
 Women’s education level | ||||
  No education | 398 | 7% | 1669 | 22% |
  Primary | 1506 | 28% | 3268 | 44% |
  Secondary | 2923 | 55% | 2393 | 32% |
  Higher | 526 | 10% | 144 | 2% |
 Lowest two wealth quintiles | 51 | 1% | 4218 | 60% |
 Married or cohabitating | 2670 | 50% | 4080 | 58% |
 Women’s age (Mean, SD) | 27.9 | 9.3 | 28.4 | 10.0 |