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Table 6 Determinants of physical durability (risk of failure to survive in serviceable condition) from Cox proportional hazard models (intention-to-treat approach)

From: Monitoring the physical and insecticidal durability of the long-lasting insecticidal net DawaPlus® 2.0 in three States in Nigeria

Variable

Adjusted hazard ratio (HR)

95% CI

p-value

At household level; N = 3574 obs/1205 nets

 Site

  Ebonyi

1.00

  

  Zamfara

1.07

0.49–2.37

0.85

  Oyo

3.50

1.52–8.09

0.004

 High net care attitude score and SBCC exposure combination across surveys

  Attitude never—SBCC never

1.00

  

  Attitude never or once and SBCC exposure at least once

0.71

0.41–1.22

0.21

  Attitude at least once—SBCC at least twice

0.42

0.22–0.80

0.009

 Cooking inside the sleeping room

  Always

1.00

  

  At times

0.63

0.26–1.52

0.29

  Never

0.43

0.19–0.95

0.037

 Household had any children under 5 at baseline

1.38

0.99–1.92

0.055

At net level (nets ever hung) N = 2939 obs/982 nets

 Site

  Ebonyi

1.00

  

  Zamfara

0.91

0.44–1.87

0.78

  Oyo

2.67

0.98–7.22

0.047

 High net care attitude score and SBCC exposure combination across surveys

  Attitude never—SBCC never

1.00

  

  Attitude never or once and SBCC exposure at least once

0.86

0.47–1.56

0.61

  Attitude at least once—SBCC at least twice

0.54

0.24–1.21

0.13

 Never folding net up during day when hanging

1.99

0.94–4.25

0.072

 Type of sleeping place

  Finished bedframe

1.00

  

  Unfinished bedframe

1.02

0.61–1.72

0.93

  Foam mattress, no bedframe

1.17

0.73–1.87

0.52

  Reed mat or ground

1.74

0.86–3.52

0.12

 Used only by adult users

0.66

0.42–1.03

0.065

 Household had any children under 5 at baseline

1.42

0.95–2.12

0.088

  1. obs observations