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Table 1 Definitions and descriptive statistics of variables on maternal care in India by source of provider, 2004–15

From: Out-of-pocket expenditure and catastrophic health spending on maternal care in public and private health centres in India: a comparative study of pre and post national health mission period

Variable

Definition

Descriptive statistics

Pre NHM (2004)

Post NHM (2014)

Public

Private

Total

Public

Private

Total

Ante-Natal Care (ANC)

Percentage of mothers who received any of the ante-natal check-ups during pregnancy.

43.34

32.04

75.38

55.13

35.30

90.43

Institutional Delivery

Percentage of mothers who delivered at either public or private health care facility

21.97

22.31

43.28

53.17

29.47

82.64

Post Natal Care (PNC)

Percentage of mothers who availed any post natal services following childbirth.

28.52

35.90

64.42

45.69

33.62

79.31

All three maternal care services

Percentage of mothers who received all of the three maternal care services (ANC, natal care and PNC).

11.32

11.54

31.80

31.22

20.20

66.09

Out-of-Pocket Expenditure (OOPE) on Institutional Delivery in US$

Total expenditure on institutional delivery net of reimbursement (mean)

42

170

56

46

300

138

Out-of-Pocket Expenditure (OOPE) on all three maternal care services in US$

Total expenditure on ANC, natal and post-natal care net of reimbursement (mean)

60

260

170

86

478

239