Sentence examples for type of attendance from inspiring English sources

Mothers with short stature were significantly correlated with a higher rate of CPD, even after control of birth weight, parity and type of attendance.

Variables included for analysis were maternal height, maternal age, parity, type of attendance (private or general antenatal care), birth weight and delivery methods.

The pregnant women were categorized into several subgroups based on percentile ranking of maternal height distribution, parity, and type of attendance.

A logistic regression analysis was performed to identify if there was a particular height as well as other variables such as maternal age, parity or type of attendance at which the risk of having a cesarean section increased significantly.

The rates of cesarean section due to CPD with odds ratio in the groups categorized by maternal height and type of attendance, and parity are presented in Table  1.

*a woman could have checkups at more than one place **more than one type of attendance could be reported ***more than one dressing could be reported Vaccination coverage for the youngest child of each of the women interviewed is summarised in Table 6.

Although for the DH evaluation we separated types of attendance, for this paper we used a single variable to encompass all usage of hospital services, which included out-patient clinics, accident departments, day treatment units and in-patient episodes.

For the second hypothesis, we used logistic regression to test for moderating effects of social deprivation on the impact of invitation type on attendance by including an interaction between arm and social deprivation index.

Interaction between deprivation and effect of invitation type on attendance was not significant.

Studies researching the effect of invitation type on attendance for breast and cervical cancer screening have established that assigned appointments increased uptake of screening [ 7- 9] and this was the method of choice for recruitment into the UK Biobank [ 1].

This will include, but not limited to identifying the socially excluded (by asset ownership, including land-ownership, caste, education), attendance at birth (type of attendant, place of delivery), the financial costs, including hidden costs, associated with the birth and satisfaction with the care provided.