The Access to Antenatal and Postpartum Care Services of Migrant Workers in the Greater Mekong Subregion: The Role of Acculturative Stress and Social Support

Table 2

Multivariate logistic regression analysis of factors related to obtaining ANC during the last pregnancy, among GMS migrant workers whose youngest child is aged 0–4 years.

	Adjusted odds ratio
(1) Acculturative stress
Country of origin
Myanmar	0.92	0.88
Cambodia (reference)
Duration of residence	1.01	0.73
Capacity to speak Thai
Weak	0.95	0.88
Moderate	1.44	0.49
Fluent	7.93	0.02
None
Have a Thai work permit	1.76	0.33
(2) Social support
Social support on health access	12.17	0.00
(3) demographic factors
Male	1.51	0.41
Age	0.96	0.10
Marital status
Married, spouse present	0.83	0.87
Married, living separate	1.52	0.74
Divorced or widowed (reference)
(4) Socioeconomic factors of respondents
Occupation
Deep-sea or coastal fisherman	0.21	0.18
Fisheries-related worker	0.31	0.29
Factory worker	0.40	0.41
Commerce	0.10	0.08
Construction worker	0.21	0.30
Day laborer or domestic worker	0.45	0.52
Agricultural worker
Level of Education
Some primary	3.31	0.02
Primary	2.39	0.09
Secondary or higher	3.84	0.03
No schooling
Estimated daily wage
Less than the minimum wage (<USD 9.3)	0.95	0.94
Minimum wage	0.88	0.86
More than the minimum wage
Constant	1.254542	0.902157
−2 Log likelihood	257.35
Nagelkerke R Square	0.42
N	375