Association between supportive supervision and performance of community health workers in India: a longitudinal multi-level analysis

Table 2 Mixed-effects logistic regression results of supportive supervision on CHW performance (odds ratios and robust 95 percent confidence intervals)

	Model 1		Model 2
	OR [p-value]	95% CI	OR [p-value]	95% CI
CHW who received greater intensity of supportive supervision	1.73 [0.005]	1.18,2.54	1.70 [0.007]	1.16,2.49
CHWs who were better performers at baseline	1.84 [0.000]	1.31,2.57	1.80 [0.001]	1.28,2.54
Sector-level variance (Level 2)	0.00		0.00
Number of observations	809		809

Fixed effect dummy for districts not shown in the table. Model 2 highlights the adjusted odds ratio after controlling for covariates such as CHW age, CHW education, CHW belonging to a marginalized caste, CHW experience, Anganwadi Centre facility index, timely receipt of salary, motivation of CHW, and the total population in CHW’s catchment area

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