Prevalence of exposures, population prevented fraction and preventable number of neonatal deaths in 2014 in India, poorer states and richer states.

aPrevalence of exposures was based on live births during the past three years prior to the survey.b Population Prevented Fraction = Prevalence of exposure x(1-RR) and was calculated for neonatal deaths using adjusted relative risks calculated when Using controls whose mothers reported excessive bleeding and obstructed labour as in the model reported in Table 1. RR for facility delivery and no postnatal check up was 0.64 (99% CI 0.61, 0.67), and the RR for facility delivery and postnatal check up was 0.10 (99% CI 0.09, 0.11).cCalculated using 2014 estimates of neonatal mortality in India. There were approximately 745,00 estimated number of neonatal deaths in India, 496,000 in poorer states and 249,000 in richer states.Prevalence of exposures, population prevented fraction and preventable number of neonatal deaths in 2014 in India, poorer states and richer states.