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Table 4 Decomposition analysis of concentration index on urban women’s continuum of care for maternal health service utilisation before and after healthcare reform (n = 912)

From: Influence of China’s 2009 healthcare reform on the utilisation of continuum of care for maternal health services: evidence from two cross-sectional household surveys in Shaanxi Province

Variables

Before healthcare reform (n = 222)

After healthcare reform (n = 690)

Elasticity

CI

Contribution to CI

%

Elasticity

CI

Contribution to CI

%

Age (years)

  ≤ 25

Reference

   

Reference

   

 26–30

− 0.286

0.062

− 0.018

−13.70

0.080

0.033

0.002

−6.42

  ≥ 31

−0.138

0.012

−0.002

−1.30

0.005

−0.039

− 0.0002

0.50

Education

  ≤ Primary school

Reference

   

Reference

   

 Middle school

1.491

−0.234

−0.350

− 268.90

0.200

− 0.077

− 0.015

37.40

  ≥ High school

2.210

0.175

0.387

297.50

0.135

0.142

0.019

−46.98

Employment

 No

Reference

   

Reference

   

 Yes

−0.029

−0.444

0.001

0.99

0.153

−0.009

−0.001

3.37

Annual personal expenditure (Chinese Yuan)

 Poor

Reference

   

Reference

   

 Poorer

0.055

−0.069

−0.004

−2.96

− 0.056

−0.770

0.043

− 105.54

 Middle

−0.004

0.280

−0.001

−0.96

− 0.104

−0.357

0.037

−90.68

 Richer

0.072

0.449

0.033

25.01

−0.107

−0.066

− 0.007

17.16

 Richest

0.040

0.545

0.022

16.95

−0.253

0.480

−0.121

296.16

Health score

2.961

0.005

0.014

10.47

0.621

0.003

0.002

−4.74

Health insurance

 No

Reference

   

Reference

   

 Yes

0.289

−0.078

−0.023

−17.40

0.275

−0.036

− 0.010

24.08

Chronic disease

 No

Reference

   

Reference

   

 Yes

−0.012

0.029

− 0.0003

−0.27

− 0.012

−0.202

0.002

−6.04

Parity

 1

Reference

   

Reference

   

  ≥ 2

−0.219

−0.029

0.006

4.82

−0.281

−0.018

0.005

−11.99

Needs variables

−0.006

−4.80

0.006

−16.70

HI4

0.136

−0.047

  1. Abbreviations: CI concentration index, % pure percentage contributions of determinants to the socioeconomic inequality in continuum of maternal health service utilisation, HI horizontal inequity index. Needs variables mean contribution of factors to CI, including age, health score and chronic disease