Table 3 Distribution of access within 24 h by sex, age, SES and seasonality in Rufiji and KU
From: Access to artemisinin-based anti-malarial treatment and its related factors in rural Tanzania
| Â | Rufiji (N=1024) | KU (N=1088) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Â | n (%) | 95% CI | n (%) | 95% CI |
Distribution by seasonality | ||||
High malaria transmission season | 235/618(38.0) | 34.0-42.3 | 323/736(43.9) | 39.9-47.9 |
Low malaria transmission season | 142/406(35.0) | 30.1-40.1 | 132/352(37.5) | 32.3-43.0 |
Males | 167/442(37.8) | 33.1-42.7 | 196/466(42.1 | 37.4-46.9 |
Females | 210/582(36.1) | 32.1-40.2 | 259/622(41.6) | 37.5-45.9 |
Distribution by age groups | ||||
Under-five children | 134/328(40.9) | 35.5-46.4 | 139/300(46.3) | 40.4-52.3 |
Five years and above | 243/696(34.9) | 31.2-38.9 | 316/788(40.1) | 36.4-43.9 |
Distribution by socio-economic status | ||||
Poorest | 64/194(33.0) | 26.5-40.2 | 66/176(37.5) | 28.7-47.2 |
Less poor | 73/201(36.3) | 29.1-44.2 | 88/244(36.1) | 30.2-42.4 |
Middle | 63/192(32.8) | 26.5-39.9 | 97/196(49.5) | 42.1-56.9 |
More rich | 79/229(34.5) | 28.1-41.5 | 88/204(43.1) | 36.0-50.6 |
Least poor | 98/208(47.1) | 40.0-54.4 | 116/268(43.3) | 37.1-49.7 |
Concentration Index | 1.78 | -0.01-3.57 | 1.49 | -0.01-2.99 |