Hence for this study we took the woman's word whether she said her household had been working towards graduation or graduated as model family or not.
Women, who were literate, listened to the radio, participated in income generating activities and had been working towards graduation or graduated as model family were more likely to access and utilize comprehensive maternal health services.
The regression analysis also identified women who were literate, listened to the radio, and had been working towards graduation or graduated as model families for HEP were more likely to have good utilization of maternal health services.
Calculated AOR through logistic regression analysis showed (Table 5) that women who were able to read and write (AOR, 1.85; CI 1.22-2.80), listoned to a radio (AOR, 1.45; CI 1.05-2.02), had good participation in IGAs (AOR, 1.43; CI 1.03-2.00), and had been working towards graduation or graduated as model family (AOR, 2.13; CI 1.40-3.23) had good utilization of maternal health services.
Women who were literate (OR, 1.85), listened to the radio (OR, 1.45), had income generating activities (OR, 1.43) and had been working towards graduation or graduated as model family (OR, 2.13) were more likely to demonstrate good utilization of maternal health services.
Recall bias might also influence some of the results such as information on whether a household had been working towards graduation or graduated as model family or not and women's involvement in IGA or not, because we took women's word for these variables.
In addition we measured several other variables such as age, educational status, marital status, religion, year of enrolment into the HEP, household status in relation to working towards graduation or graduated as model family and participation in income generating activities (IGAs).
At this point the article becomes instructional, and oriented towards graduate students, and several important topics, like orbifold fundamental groups, Teichmüller spaces, moduli spaces of curves, group cohomology and homology are treated in detail (and a new proof of a classical theorem of Hopf is sketched).
This was no small task, but I approached it with all the zeal I was not putting towards graduate school.
