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Table 3 Characteristics of household heads and utilization of LLITN, Gilgel Gibe Field Research Centre

From: Effect of training on the use of long-lasting insecticide-treated bed nets on the burden of malaria among vulnerable groups, south-west Ethiopia: baseline results of a cluster randomized trial

Characteristics of the heads of households

Utilization of at least one LLITN in a household

 

Intervention Gots

Control Gots

 

Yes

No

Adjusted OR (95%CI)

Yes

No

Adjusted OR (95%CI)

Literacy status

      

   Illiterate

1093(87.5)

156(12.5)

 

1091(91.5)

102(8.5)

1

   Literate

298(90.0)

33(10.0)

1.28(0.86, 1.36)

255(91.1)

25(8.9)

1.10(0.60, 1.66)

Sex

      

   Male

632(84.8)

113(15.2)

1

517(90.5)

54(9.5)

1

   Female

762(91.0)

75(9.0)

1.92(1.34,2.74)*

826(91.9)

73(8.3)

1.18(0.81,1.70)

Monthly income of the household(in Birr, median income = 500)

      

   <500

491(87.5)

70(12.5)

1

345(90.8)

35(19.2)

 

   > = 500

494(87.1)

73(12.5)

1.04(0.67,1.34)

560(92.9)

43(7.1)

1.32(0.82,2.10)

Knowledge about malaria

      

   Poor

968(89.5)

114(10.5)

1

387(91.7)

35(8.3)

1

   Good

428(85.1)

75(14.9)

1.96(1.36,2.80)*

959(91.2)

92(8.8)

0.95(0.60, 1.51)

  1. * Statistically significant (P < 0.05)