Adjusted odds ratios for the association between clean delivery kit use and clean delivery practices with neonatal mortality.

aAdjusted for clustering, maternal age, maternal education, maternal reading ability, household assets, bleeding in pregnancy, excessive bleeding during delivery, preterm delivery, exclusive breastfeeding for the first 6 wk of life, season, number of antenatal care visits, malpresentation at delivery, fever 3 d prior to delivery, and, for the pooled analysis, study site.bData available from India, Bangladesh, and Nepal, n = 19,754.cAdjusted for the indicators above and the use of a clean delivery kit.dIt was not possible to obtain estimates for this model because of low numbers of cases where antiseptic was used; however, it was possible to include Nepal data in the pooled analysis.eAdjusted for the indicators above, and for delivery by a TBA, cord wrapped around infant's neck at delivery, infant condition at 5 min, parity, delivery by a skilled birth attendant (doctor, nurse, trained midwife).fData available from India and Bangladesh, n = 13,882.gNot applicable: data were not collected in the study.