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Table 6 Mixed-effects logistic regression model on determinants of malaria infection

From: Spatio-temporal prevalence of malaria and anaemia in relation to agro-ecosystems in Mvomero district, Tanzania

Variable

Unadjusted

Adjusted

OR

(95% CI)

OR

(95% CI)

Gender

 Male

1.22

(1.11, 1.34)***

1.16

(1.05, 1.29)**

 Female

1.00

 

1.00

 

Age category (years)

 0–5 

1.00

 

1.00

 

 6–9

1.13

(0.96, 1.33)

1.5

(1.25, 1.79)***

 10–15

1.56

(1.31, 1.85)***

1.24

(1.03, 1.5)**

 > 15

0.37

(0.29, 0.46)***

0.32

(0.25, 0.4)***

Usage of mosquito net

 No

1.00

 

1.00

 

 Yes

0.75

(0.67, 0.83)***

0.74

(0.66, 0.84)***

Subject groupa

 Schoolchildren

2.26

(2.02, 2.53)***

 

–

 General community

1.00

 

1.00

 

Season (round of survey)

 Round 1 (August: dry and cool)

1.61

(1.4, 1.84)***

1.98

(1.71, 2.3)***

 Round 2 (November: short rains)

1.71

(1.49, 1.96)***

1.92

(1.65, 2.24)***

 Round 3 (February: dry and hot)

1.00

 

1.00

 

 Round 4 (May: long rains)

1.56

(1.36, 1.79)***

1.69

(1.45, 1.96)***

Villagea

 Komtonga

25.14

(19.56, 32.3)***

 

–

 Mkindo

10.89

(8.52, 13.92)***

 

–

 Mbogo

8.96

(6.99, 11.48)***

 

–

 Dihombo

5.76

(4.48, 7.41)***

 

–

 Luhindo

4.9

(3.8, 6.33)***

 

–

 Dakawa

3.34

(2.56, 4.36)***

 

–

 Mtibwa

1.00

   

Water shaded area

 High

13.3

(10.59, 16.71)***

15.77

(6.66, 37.36)***

 Medium–Low

4.66

(3.7, 5.88)***

4.81

(2.03, 11.4)***

 Dry

1.00

 

1.00

 

Ecosystema

 Savannah

10.94

(8.73, 13.71)***

1.00

–

 Rice-irrigation

4.12

(3.24, 5.24)***

 

–

 Sugarcane

1.00

 

1.00

–

  1. ***p < 0.001, **p < 0.01
  2. aNot included in the multiple regression model due to high correlation or multicollinearity