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Census block based loglinear regression analysis of health and social determinants of maternal mortality in Indonesia 2010-2021.
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Despite many health program efforts, the maternal mortality in Indonesia has slowly declined and remains high. A comprehensive understanding of social determinants of maternal mortality is needed to guide improved strategies to accelerate reductions in maternal mortality. This study aimed to assess the health-program and social factors that determine maternal mortality in Indonesia through census block-based log-linear regression analysis of recent large surveys. The following data sets were used: (1) the Indonesia Intercensal Population Survey 2015 merged to the Village Potential Census, 2014; and (2) the Indonesia Population Census 2020-Long Form (conducted in 2022) merged to the Village Potential Census, 2021. Both surveys used the same multistage sampling procedure to select 40,728 and 268,223 census blocks. In each selected census block, a "take all take some" procedure was used to randomly select 16 households. Maternal mortality, its health-program, and social factors were measured at the census block level. Since many census blocks had zero maternal death, a log-linear regression, modelled as Ln Y'
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