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Table 1 Univariate and bivariate analysis of baseline socio–demographic characteristics of participants

From: Social determinants of malaria in an endemic area of Indonesia

Research variables

n = 130,585

95% CI (lb–ub)a

OR; 95% CI (lb–ub)b

P-value

Malaria

 No

116,073

89.90 (89.15–90.6)

  

 Yes

14,512

10.10 (9.40–10.85)

  

Independent variables

 Location

  Urban

37,389

25.60 (23.07–28.31)

  

  Rural

93,196

74.40 (71.69–76.93)

0.91 (0.76–1.09)

0.305

Socio–demographic characteristics

 Gender

  Male

64,796

51.08 (50.76–51.40)

  

  Female

65,789

48.92 (48.60–49.24)

0.90 (0.85–0.94)

0.000

 Age of participants in years

  0–4

10,109

8.52 (8.27–8.78)

  

  5–14

33,378

26.06 (25.60–26.52)

1.32 (1.18–1.49)

0.000

  15–24

17,623

15.49 (15.09–15.90)

1.29 (1.14–1.47)

0.000

  25–34

19,420

17.09 (16.70–17.47)

1.45 (1.29–1.64)

0.000

  35–44

19,604

13.77 (13.47–14.09)

1.58 (1.39–1.80)

0.000

  45–54

14,170

8.90 (8.65–9.17)

1.42 (1.24–1.62)

0.000

  55–64

8312

4.84 (4.64–5.05)

1.27 (1.09–1.50)

0.003

  65–74

3927

2.38 (2.25–2.52)

1.14 (0.96–1.36)

0.147

  > 75

4042

2.94 (2.81–3.08)

1.33 (1.12–1.58)

0.001

 Education

  Participants considered as higher educated

5935

4.193 (3.853–4.562)

  

  Participants who had not completed high school education

94,644

72.08 (71.33–72.83)

0.99 (0.83–1.18)

0.878

  Participants under 10 years or in preschool

30,006

23.72 (22.93–24.54)

0.84 (0.69–1.03)

0.092

 Job (occupation)

  Participants who were not working

77,533

60.12 (59.42–60.82)

  

  Participants who were working

53,052

39.88 (39.18–40.58)

1.20 (1.12–1.27)

0.000

 Use of mosquito nets

  Participants who used mosquito nets at night

61,779

46.19 (44.12–48.27)

  

  Participants who did not use mosquito nets at night

68,806

53.81 (51.73–55.88)

1.09 (0.97–1.23)

0.153

 Use of i insecticide–treated mosquito nets

  Yes

32,150

23.26 (21.73–24.85)

  

  No

27,510

21.49 (20.03–23.02)

0.90 (0.78–1.04)

0.154

  Participants who did not answer and others

70,925

55.26 (53.18–57.31)

1.05 (0.91–1.20)

0.517

Knowledge of households about the healthcare facilities closest to their residence

 Public hospital

  Known

64,817

48.97 (46.47–51.46)

  

  Not known

65,768

51.03 (48.54–53.53)

0.80 (0.69–0.92)

0.002

 Private hospital

 

  Known

27,836

22.44 (20.32–24.70)

  

  Not known

102,749

77.56 (75.30–79.68)

0.65 (0.55–0.76)

0.000

 Secondary or primary healthcare unit

  Known

116,609

88.92 (87.65–90.08)

  

  Not known

13,976

11.08 (9.92–12.35)

0.84 (0.70–1.00)

0.051

 Clinics or practices of doctors

  Known

32,954

25.7 (23.73–27.77)

  

  Not known

97,631

74.3 (72.23–76.27)

0.84 (0.73–0.97)

0.019

 Midwife practices or maternity hospitals

  Known

18,387

16.59 (14.82–18.52)

  

  Not known

112,198

83.41 (81.48–85.18)

1.46 (1.24–1.72)

0.000

Integrated health posts (Posyandu)

  Known

56,129

43.23 (41.01–45.47)

  

  Not known

74,456

56.77 (54.53–58.99)

1.19 (1.06–1.35)

0.004

 Village health posts (Poskesdes)

  Known

9932

7.85 (6.63–9.26)

  

  Not known

120,653

92.15 (90.74–93.37)

1.90 (1.46–2.47)

0.000

 Village maternity clinic (Polindes)

  Known

17,312

14.61 (12.95–16.43)

  

  Not known

113,273

85.39 (83.57–87.05)

1.16 (0.97–1.40)

0.109

Environmental sanitation

 Main water source

  Improved

94,267

72.88 (70.77–74.88)

  

  Unimproved

36,318

27.12 (25.12–29.23)

1.10 (0.95–1.27)

0.226

 Water storage facility

  Improved

127,808

97.56 (96.99–98.03)

  

  Unimproved

2777

2.44 (1.97–3.01)

1.32 (0.97–1.80)

0.076

 Distance from drinking water (time needed to obtain water for drinking)

  Improved

108,053

82.1 (80.44–83.64)

  

  Unimproved

22,532

17.9 (16.36–19.56)

0.90 (0.77–1.06)

0.218

 Wastewater disposal

  Improved

24,099

18.76 (17.35–20.25)

  

  Unimproved

106,486

81.24 (79.75–82.65)

1.12 (0.98–1.27)

0.089

 Slept using a mosquito net

  Yes

63,333

47.44 (45.35–49.54)

  

  No

67,252

52.56 (50.46–54.65)

1.15 (1.03–1.29)

0.018

 Using mosquito coil/electric anti–mosquito mats

  Yes

39,875

31.42 (29.60–33.29)

  

  No

90,710

68.58 (66.71–70.40)

1.27 (1.13–1.42)

0.000

 Covering ventilation holes with anti–mosquito nets

  Yes

8582

6.25 (5.43–7.18)

  

  No

122,003

93.75 (92.82–94.57)

0.52 (0.43–0.62)

0.000

 Using mosquito repellent

  Yes

6562

4.76 (4.18–5.43)

  

  No

124,023

95.24 (94.57–95.82)

1.06 (0.85–1.31)

0.616

 Spraying mosquito spray/insecticide

  Yes

12,004

9.11 (8.10–10.22)

  

  No

118,581

90.90 (89.78–91.90)

0.66 (0.55–0.79)

0.000

 Taking anti–malaria drugs when staying in a malaria endemic area

  Yes

1265

0.92 (0.73–1.16)

  

  No

129,320

99.08 (98.84–99.27)

0.48 (0.33–0.69)

0.000

 Draining the bath water reservoir once a week

  Yes

55,702

41.89 (39.97–43.83)

  

  No

74,883

58.11 (56.17–60.03)

0.98 (0.87–1.10)

0.698

Settlement or housing condition

 Floors

  Improved

51,788

39.82 (37.95–41.73)

  

  Unimproved

78,797

60.18 (58.27–62.05)

1.23 (1.08–1.39)

0.001

 Walls

  Improved

112,582

85.23 (83.59–86.72)

  

  Unimproved

18,003

14.77 (13.28–16.41)

1.32 (1.122–1.55)

0.001

 Ceiling

  Improved

2192

1.75 (1.45–2.10)

  

  Unimproved

128,393

98.26 (97.90–98.55)

1.04 (0.72–1.50)

0.835

  1. lb Lower 95% confidence boundary of cell percentage, ub Upper 95% confidence boundary of cell percentage
  2. a95% CI of percentage in univariate analysis
  3. b95% CI of percentage in bivariate analysis