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Table 6 Characteristics of households that were lost to follow-up in IHDS-II compared to households that were interviewed in both rounds

From: The impact of India’s accredited social health activist (ASHA) program on the utilization of maternity services: a nationally representative longitudinal modelling study

 

Households lost to follow-up

Households interviewed in both rounds

p value

 

(N = 6 911)

(N = 34 643)

 

Avg. number of individuals in the household

4.24

5.38

0.000

Avg. number of children in the household

1.22

1.73

0.000

Avg. number of married women in the household

1.01

1.26

0.000

Avg. number of married men in the household

1.00

1.21

0.000

Avg. household asset score (0–30)

14.34

11.84

0.000

Caste/religion categories N(%)

  

0.000

 Brahmin

564(8.16)

1 857(5.36)

 

 Upper caste

1 459(21.11)

5 692(16.43)

 

 Other backward caste

2 069(29.94)

11 999(34.64)

 

 Scheduled castes

1 081(15.64)

7 252(20.93)

 

 Scheduled tribes

530(7.67)

2 909(8.40)

 

 Muslims

904(13.08)

3 804(10.98)

 

 Other religions (Sikhs, Jains, Christians)

304(4.4)

1 130(3.26)

 

Rural/urban N(%)

  

0.000

 Rural

2 764(39.99)

23 970(69.19)

 

 Urban

4 147(60.01)

10 673(30.81)