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Table 1 Logistic regression assessing the effect of household socio-economic status on ITN ownership after the net distribution campaigns

From: Can universal insecticide-treated net campaigns achieve equity in coverage and use? the case of northern Nigeria

Factors

Number of households

Number of households with at least one ITN (%)

Odd Ratios (95% CI)

Total number of households

987

650 (65.9)

 

Wealth quintiles

   

   Lowest

196

117 (59.7)

1.18 (0.63; 2.22)

   Second

197

134 (68.0)

1.44 (0.77; 2.70)

   Third

198

134 (67.7)

1.29 (0.70; 2.36)

   Fourth

198

138 (69.7)

1.48 (0.82; 2.69)

   Highest

198

127 (64.1)

1

Campaign wave

   

   Wave1 (May 2009)

492

309 (62.8)

1

   Wave2 (July 2009)

495

341 (68.9)

0.93 (0.64; 1.36)

Place of residence

   

   Urban

294

202 (68.7)

1

   Rural

693

448 (64.6)

0.89 (0.58; 1.37)

Education level of head of household

  

   None

653

411 (62.9)

1

   Primary

168

130 (77.4)

2.31 (1.32; 4.05)

   Secondary

118

77 (65.3)

1.35 (0.71; 2.57)

   Higher

29

24 (82.8)

7.88 (2.21; 28.10)

   Missing

19

11 (57.9)

 

Size of the household

   

   1 member

62

38 (61.3)

 

   2-4 members

460

315 (68.5)

0.44 (0.19; 0.99)

   5-7 members

359

226 (63.0)

0.3 (0.12; 0.71)

   8 and more members

106

71 (67.0)

0.3 (0.11; 0.82)

Pregnant woman in the household

  

   Yes

122

83 (68.0)

0.89 (0.50; 1.58)

   No

865

567 (65.5)

1

Under five in the household

   

   Yes

625

415 (66.4)

1.18 (0.77; 1.79)

   No

362

235 (64.9)

1

Household present at distribution point

  

   Yes

694

601 (86.6)

38.49 (25.26; 58.66)

   No

293

49 (16.7)

 
  1. Bolded: Statistically significant (p value < 0.05)