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Table 7 Multivariate logistic regression analysis

From: Determinants of compliance with malaria chemoprophylaxis among French soldiers during missions in inter-tropical Africa

 

N

N-CC

RE

   

aOR

IC 95%

p-value

Type of the mission

    

< 0.0001

   Training

703

140

1.00

  

   Military operation

1390

827

6.46

3.92 - 10.65

 

Preferred time for activities

    

0.0805

   Morning type

531

252

1.00

  

   Intermediate type

1248

585

0.83

0.65 - 1.05

 

   Evening type

314

530

0.69

0.50 - 0.96

 

Bedtime during the mission

    

< 0.0001

   Before or at midnight

1607

778

1.00

  

   After midnight

342

138

0.73

0.56 - 0.96

 

   Not Available (Company 1)

144

51

0.30

0.17 - 0.52

 

Birth of a child

    

0.0421

   No

2040

941

1.00

  

   Yes

53

26

1.99

1.02 - 3.88

 

Perception of the severity of malaria

    

0.0171

   Not severe

254

136

1.44

1.06 - 1.96

 

   Mildly severe

1473

654

1.00

  

   Very severe

366

177

1.31

1.00 - 1.71

 

Systematic use of protective measures: long clothes, repellents, and bed net

    

0.0001

   No one

653

249

1.00

  

   One of them

671

277

1.39

1.03 - 1.87

 

   Two or three of them

769

441

2.12

1.49 - 3.01

 

Medical history of clinical malaria

    

< 0.0001

   No

1870

902

1.00

  

   Yes

180

50

0.45

0.30 - 0.66

 

   Does not know

43

15

0.44

0.22 - 0.87

 

Perceived mosquito attractiveness, compared to other soldiers

    

0.0029

   Inferior to the others

608

275

0.71

0.56 - 0.89

 

   Equivalent to the others

998

490

1.00

  

   Superior to the others

487

202

0.71

0.55 - 0.91

 

Random effect (i.e. company effect)

    

< 0.0001

  1. N: Number of subjects; CC: Subjects with correct compliance; NA: Not Available
  2. aOR: adjusted OR; RE: Random Effect Model