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            Population Studies                                                    Child mortality by residence in Ethiopia




            Table 2. Binary mixed effects multilevel regression model (N=8162), EDHS, 2016
             Attributes                    Model 0           Model I           Model II          Model III
                                          Coef. [CI]        Coef. [CI]        Coef. [CI]         Coef. [CI]
            Constant                  −3.015 [−0.60, −2.43]*** −2.84 [−3.001, −2.0681]*** −3.081 [3.30, −2.87]***  −2.457 [−2.94, −1.97]***
            Community-level attributes
             Place of residence (rural)
               Urban                                  −0.883 [−1.216, −0.549] *** −0.768 [−0.045, −0.006]*** −0.543 [−0.929, −0.156]***
             Region: Emerging (ref)
               Developed                                0.4261 [0.237,0.615] ***     0.472 [0.272,0.672]***     0.3381 [0.112,0.565)***
               Urban                                      0.230 [−0.188,0.649]     0.353 [−0.074,0.780]     0.329 [0.110,0.769]
            Household-level attributes
             Household size (+6) (ref)
               < 6                                                          0.482 [0.301, 0.663]***     0.853 [0.622, 1.083]***
             Type of sanitation (unimproved)
               Improved                                                  −0.535 [−0.894, −0.175]*** −0.498 [−0.857, −0.139]***
             Wealth status: Poor (ref)
               Non-poor                                                     0.0616 [−0.150,0.272]     0.008 [−0.051, 0.390]
            Individual-level attributes
             Child sex: (Male)
               Female                                                                         0.2515 [0.068,0.434]***
             Birth weight: (Small)
               Large                                                                        −0.168 [−0.402,0.064]
               Average                                                                      −0.232 [−0.452, -0.015]**
             Birth order (5  & above)
                      th
               First                                                                        −0.626 [−0.96, -0.29]***
                   th
               2  – 4                                                                       −0.624 [−0.866, −0.382]***
               nd
             Place of birth: Home (ref.)
               Health facility                                                                0.195 [0.452, 0.063]
             Religion: Muslim (ref)
               Orthodox                                                                       0.346 [0.613, −0.079]**
               Others                                                                         0.048 [0.297, 0.200]
             Education: No education (ref)
               Primary or above                                                              −0.121 [−0.358, 0.114]
             Age at first birth (<18+)
               18 and above                                                                  −0.269 [−0.655, 0.117]
            Random effect
             Community-level variance   161 [0.020,01.334]   9.74e 36           4.21e 35          3.58e 35
             Household-level variance        104 [0.025,0,434]      0.111 [0.028,432]     0.101 [0.023,0.444]      0.102 [0.023,0.455]
            ICC                             0.074             0.033                        0.030   0.30
            AIC                            3857.55           3833.27           3801.94            3766.10
            BIC                            3878.57           3868.31           3857.99            3829.21
            LR test (χ2)                     -               28.27***          37,34***          55.86***
            Note: ***P < 0.01, **P < 0.05, *P < 0.1.

            mothers (P  <  0.05). In this study, maternal education,   significant difference to explain child mortality inequality
            maternal age at birth, and wealth status had no statistically   by place of residence (Table 2).


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