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Table 3 Women caregiver, household and village characteristics associated with utilization of CHW services for child fever treatment

From: Factors associated with utilization of community health workers in improving access to malaria treatment among children in Kenya

Characteristic

N

CHW % (n)

Other % (n)

p-value

Overall

298

34.6 (103)

65.4 (195)

Ā 

Women caregiver education

ā€ƒNo formal education

169

34.9 (59)

65.1 (110)

0.885

ā€ƒPrimary/secondary

129

34.1 (44)

65.9 (85)

Ā 

Women caregiver age group

ā€ƒā‰¤20 y

47

34.0 (16)

66.0 (31)

0.993

ā€ƒ21-30 y

136

36.0 (49)

64.0 (87)

Ā 

ā€ƒ31-40 y

81

35.8 (29)

64.2 (52)

Ā 

ā€ƒ41+ y

12

33.3 (4)

66.7 (8)

Ā 

Attended ANC during last pregnancy

ā€ƒYes

196

35.2 (69)

64.8 (127)

0.581

ā€ƒNo

97

32.0 (31)

68.0 (66)

Ā 

IPT (2+ doses SP) during last pregnancy

ā€ƒYes

140

32.9 (46)

67.1 (94)

0.674

ā€ƒNo

27

37.0 (10)

63.0 (17)

Ā 

Knowledge of AL as new anti-malarial drug

ā€ƒYes

104

44.2 (46)

55.8 (58)

0.010

ā€ƒNo/Donā€™t know

194

29.4 (57)

70.6 (137)

Ā 

Identified sleeping under net as way to prevent malaria

ā€ƒYes

239

36.4 (87)

63.6 (152)

0.179

ā€ƒNo

59

27.1 (16)

72.9 (43)

Ā 

Household wealth rank

ā€ƒMost poor

71

39.4 (28)

60.6 (43)

0.012

ā€ƒPoor

174

37.9 (66)

62.1 (108)

Ā 

ā€ƒLeast poor

53

17.0 (9)

83.0 (44)

Ā 

Household size

Ā Ā Ā Ā 

ā€ƒ2 to 4

71

32.4 (23)

67.6 (48)

0.425

ā€ƒ5 to 7

132

31.8 (42)

68.2 (90)

Ā 

ā€ƒ8 or more

93

39.8 (37)

60.2 (56)

Ā 

Village size

ā€ƒ<60 households

57

40.4 (23)

59.7 (34)

0.008

ā€ƒ61-100 households

82

41.6 (34)

58.5 (48)

Ā 

ā€ƒ101-200 households

94

37.2 (35)

62.8 (59)

Ā 

ā€ƒ>200 households

65

16.9 (11)

83.1 (54)

Ā 

Visited by CHW in past 3 months

ā€ƒYes

153

63.4 (97)

36.6 (56)

<0.001

ā€ƒNo

176

39.2 (69)

60.8 (107)

Ā