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Table 4 Predictors of patients' access to authorized malaria treatment providers within 24 hours in Rufiji and KU

From: Access to artemisinin-based anti-malarial treatment and its related factors in rural Tanzania

Variable

Rufiji

Kilombero-Ulanga

 

n/N(%)

Adjusted odds ratio (95%CI)

n/N(%)

Adjusted odds ratio (95%CI)

Male

167/442(37.8)

reference

196/466(42.1)

reference

Female

210/582(36.1)

0.991(0.7-1.3)

259/622(41.6)

1.063(0.8-1.4)

<5 years

134/328(40.9)

reference

139/300(46.3)

reference

≥5 years

243/696(34.9)

1.1(0.7-1.5)

316/788(40.1)

0.739(0.5-1.1)

Health facilities

251/550(45.6)

reference

216/495(43.6)

reference

ADDO

48/91(52.8)

1.383(0.9-2.2)

206/409(50.4)

1.343(1.0-1.8)

Other private

31/50(62.0)

1.886(1.0-3.6)

28/55(59.9)

1.510(0.8-2.7)

Non authorized providers

47/333(14.1)

0.230(0.2-0.5)

5/129(3.9)

0.090(0.3-0.2)

Poorest

64/194(33.0)

reference

66/176(37.5)

reference

Less poor

73/201(36.3)

1.24(0.8-2.0)

88/244(36.1)

0.831(0.5-1.4)

Middle

63/192(32.8)

0.92(0.6-1.4)

97/196(49.5)

1.352(0.8-2.3)

More rich

79/229(34.5)

0.987(0.6-1.5)

88/204(43.1)

1.041(0.6-1.7)

Least poor

98/208(47.1)

1.669(1.1-2.6)

116/268(43.2)

1.112(0.7-1.8)

Patients themselves

136/438(31.1)

reference

189/482(39.2)

reference

Male caretaker

43/108(39.8)

1.417(0.9-2.3)

65/140(46.4)

1.066(0.7-1.6)

Female caretaker

198/478(41.4)

1.433(1.0-2.1)

201/466(43.1)

1.093(0.8-1.5)

Low malaria transmission season

142/406(35.0)

reference

132/352(37.5)

reference

High malaria transmission season

235/618(38.0)

1.204(0.0.9-1.6)

323/736(43.9)

1.345(0.1-1.8)