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Table 1 Estimates of Intervention’s Coverage Among Pregnant Women

From: Estimating coverage of a women’s group intervention among a population of pregnant women in rural Bangladesh

Method

Description

Numerator

Denominator

Estimate

(95% CI)

1

Direct measurement of proxy indicator

Deliveries to women who report participation in the women’s group intervention

Total number of deliveries where an interview was carried out

31%

(29% -32%)

2

Direct measurement among participants and modelled extrapolation based on routine surveillance of births

Average number of participants in the women’s group intervention who reported being pregnant each month from Oct 2009 to May 2010

Average number of deliveries per month from Oct 2009 to May 2010 multiplied by 5.5

30%

(30%-31%)

 

· Minimum coverage

Average number of participants in the women’s group intervention who reported being pregnant each month from Oct 2009 to May 2010

Average number of deliveries per month from Oct 2009 to May 2010 multiplied by 8 (i.e. assuming a pregnancy concealment time of one month)

21%

(21%-24%)

 

· Maximum coverage

Average number of participants in the women’s group intervention who reported being pregnant each month from Oct 2009 to May 2010

Average number of deliveries per month from Oct 2009 to May 2010 multiplied by 4 (i.e. assuming a pregnancy concealment time of 5 months)

42%

(41%-43%)

3

Direct measurement among participants and modelled extrapolation based on cross-sectional measurements and nationaldata

Average number of participants in the women’s group intervention who reported being pregnant each month from Oct 2009 to May 2010

Local household census-based number of women of reproductive-age (WRA) multiplied by BDHS estimate of the proportion of WRA who are currently pregnant, which is 5.6% in rural areas.

33%

(31%-35%)

 

· Maximum coverage

Average number of participants in the women’s group intervention who reported being pregnant each month from Oct 2009 to May 2010

Local household census-based number of women of reproductive-age (WRA) multiplied by the lower BDHS estimate of the proportion of WRA who are currently pregnant, which is 4.9% (Khulna and Dhaka divisions)

38%

(36%-40%)

 

· Minimum coverage

Average number of participants in the women’s group intervention who reported being pregnant each month from Oct 2009 to May 2010

Local household census-based number of women of reproductive-age (WRA) multiplied by the lower BDHS estimate of the proportion of WRA who are currently pregnant, which is 6.9% (Sylhet division)

27%

(25%-28%)

4

Direct measurement among participants and modelled extrapolation based national data

Average number of participants in the women’s group intervention who reported being pregnant each month from Oct 2009 to May 2010

2001 National census reported number of women of reproductive-age multiplied by the 2001 BMMS estimate of the proportion of WRA who are currently pregnant, which is 5.5% (rural areas).

34%

(33%-36%)

 

· Maximum coverage

Average number of participants in the women’s group intervention who reported being pregnant each month from Oct 2009 to May 2010

2001 National census reported number of women of reproductive-age multiplied by the lower 2001 BMMS estimate of the proportion of WRA who are currently pregnant, which is 4.6% (Khulna division).

41%

(39%-43%)

 

· Minimum coverage

Average number of participants in the women’s group intervention who reported being pregnant each month from Oct 2009 to May 2010

2001 National census reported number of women of reproductive-age multiplied by the upper 2001 BMMS estimate of the proportion of WRA who are currently pregnant, which is 6.4% (Sylhet division).

30%

(28% -31%)

  1. Notes:
  2. Total number of women in reproductive age: National Census 2001:44,662. Intervention’s Household Census 2009: 45,820.
  3. Percentage currently pregnant in rural areas: BMMS 2001: 5.5 and BDHS 2007: 5.6.