Sentence examples for quintile report from inspiring English sources

For example, 77% of women in the wealthiest quintile report care by skilled birth attendants, compared to 16% of women in the poorest quintile.

When use is broken down by wealth quintile, 77% of women in the highest wealth quintile report skilled birth attendance, compared to 16% of women in the lowest wealth quintile.

Pakistan is also characterized by deeply entrenched gender inequities [ 29] and vast inequities in access to maternal health care services, illustrated by the fact that while 77% of women in the highest wealth quintile report receiving skilled care at delivery, this figures is just 16% in the lowest wealth quintile [ 30].

In South Asia and South East Asia, 51% and 57%, respectively, of women in the richest quintile reported giving birth in a private or religious facility.

The frequency of self-reported serious illnesses was strongly associated with household SES, gender and age; 17% of household members in the poorest quintile reported serious illness versus 13% in the richest quintile.

However, participants in the top quintile reported greater alcohol and red meat intake and lower coffee intake.

Most Bangladeshis in the "most poor" quintile reported IAPs as the healthcare provider who diagnosed their disease most recently, not MBBS doctors.

12 This is illustrated by comparing data from the Ethiopian World Health Survey, which reveals that only 13% of respondents in the poorest quintile reported an unmet need for medical care, 13 to data from the 2011 Ethiopian Demographic Health Survey in which 74.4% of women in the poorest quintile reported not having received any antenatal care during their last pregnancy.

The differences between the lowest and highest quintiles were smaller for women than for men, and women in the second quintile reported somewhat less disability than women in the first quintile.

Thailand performs well in financial risk protection, for both poorest and richest quintiles, with only 0.01% of the poorest quintile reporting unmet need because they could not afford it.

Residents in the most deprived quintile reported the highest rate of LLTI and those in the least deprived quintile the lowest rate (27.6% and 12%, respectively, compared to 19.7% in all of Scotland).