Malaria Journal

Table 8 Predictors of systems effectiveness—ISTp-DP

From: Intermittent screening and treatment with dihydroartemisinin-piperaquine for the prevention of malaria in pregnancy: implementation feasibility in a routine healthcare system setting in western Kenya

Determinant	n	%	OR	95% CI	P value	AOR	95% CI	P value
Gravidity					0.06
Primigravidae	89	42.4	1
Secundigravidae	80	37.7	0.82	0.50, 1.35
Multigravidae	120	33.8	0.69	0.50, 0.97
Marital status					0.01			0.009
Single	53	42.1	1			1
Married	234	37.2	0.82	0.49, 1.36		0.77	0.47, 1.26
Divorced/widowed	2	9.1	0.14	0.04, 0.46		0.13	0.04, 0.43
Education level^a					0.1
Primary	155	37.0	1
Secondary	49	49.5	1.67	1.06, 2.62
College/university	19	39.6	1.11	0.52, 2.38
None/nursery	65	31.6	0.78	0.48, 1.28
SES					0.1
1 most poor	43	26.5	1
2	56	37.1	1.63	0.82, 3.23
3	53	34.2	1.44	0.83, 2.49
4	72	46.8	2.43	1.25, 4.72
5 least poor	65	41.9	2.0	0.62, 6.42
Urban/rural					< 0.00019			0.0009
Urban	56	83.6	1			1
Rural	233	32.8	0.096	0.03, 0.30		0.78	0.02, 0.27
Consultation time					0.08
a.m	76		1
p.m	100		1.70	0.93, 3.12
Consultation duration					0.026
< 1.5 h	173		1
> 1.5 h	6		0.23	0.11, 0.84
Sick visit					0.0007			0.0015
Yes	47	29.0	1			1
No	242	39.4	1.59	1.28, 1.97		1.78	1.31, 2.41
Resident microscopist					0.07			0.05
Yes	250	35.1	1			1
No	39	60.9	2.90	0.89, 9.43		3.75	1.31, 2.40
PMTCT services given					0.13
Yes	1	4.2	1
No	242	36.67	13.31	1.21, 146.20

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