Community and Regional Variation

Comparisons

Other

Highlighted claims

• About one-third of the variance in reporting barriers was attributable to community-level differences in the null model. — Determinants of barriers to accessing healthcare services among married women in Somalia: a multilevel analysis of nationwide survey data
• Urban residence was associated with higher adjusted odds of reporting barriers than nomadic residence. — Determinants of barriers to accessing healthcare services among married women in Somalia: a multilevel analysis of nationwide survey data
• Moving from a lower-risk to a higher-risk community was associated with a median 3.38-fold increase in odds of reporting a barrier in the null model. — Determinants of barriers to accessing healthcare services among married women in Somalia: a multilevel analysis of nationwide survey data
• Regional disparities in adjusted odds of reporting healthcare barriers were large. — Determinants of barriers to accessing healthcare services among married women in Somalia: a multilevel analysis of nationwide survey data
• Rural residence was not significantly different from nomadic residence in adjusted analysis. — Determinants of barriers to accessing healthcare services among married women in Somalia: a multilevel analysis of nationwide survey data
• The elevated urban barriers contrast with many settings where rural populations experience the greatest access barriers. — Determinants of barriers to accessing healthcare services among married women in Somalia: a multilevel analysis of nationwide survey data