The Impact of Accessibility on Contraceptive Use in Rural Thailand |
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The national family planning program | 2 |
Accessibility and Other Characteristics of Sample Villages | 12 |
MultiLevel Analysis | 22 |
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64 villages accessibility measures accessibility on contraceptive additive model Adjusted for region age group average village level Baht Chulalongkorn University community characteristics community-level contraceptive behavior currently married women differentials DINEHS 79 distance to district distance to nearest distance to secondary Distribution of villages district center district health station effect of accessibility effect on contraceptive Electricity in 1979 electricity variable electrification equation factors family planning high accessibility hospital independent variables indicate interactive models kilometers Knodel level of accessibility level of electricity logit analysis low accessibility married women 15-44 measures of accessibility methods nearest health station Northeast older women Path Diagram pattern percent Population Studies program accessibility region and distance Regression coefficients RKTIDI 71 rural Thailand secondary school selected measures sterilization surveys Table 20 Tambon health station TIDINE 79 type of outlet village characteristics village-level want more children weighted women 15-44 currently WTDI WTTI 79 younger women