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Table 3 Predictors and their bivariate relationship with the different choice of providers among patients in recent febrile illness

From: Choice of health providers and health-seeking behaviour among forest goer population in Myanmar: findings from a cross-sectional household survey

Characteristic

Provider choice for recent fever

Public sector

Semi-private

Outside

RRR

(95% CI)

RRR

(95% CI)

RRR

(95% CI)

Agea

0.98b

0.95–1.00

0.99

0.97–1.01

0.98b

0.97–1.00

Non-forest goer

As reference

    

Forest goer

0.81

0.33–1.98

0.92

0.34–2.5

0.94

0.49–1.79

Gender

 Female

As reference

    

 Male

1.43

0.64–3.21

0.57

0.22–1.47

1.31

0.72–2.38

Relationship with household head

 Self

As reference

    

 Family member

2.35

0.63–8.71

1.14

0.34–3.81

1.31

0.59–2.92

Socio-economic quintile

 Poorest quintile

As reference

    

 2nd poorest quintile

1.5

0.35–6.35

0.72

0.15–3.39

2.12

0.86–5.24

 Middle quintile

3.33

0.97–11.43

0.89

0.23–3.45

2.12

0.91–4.96

 2nd richest quintile

6b

1.42–25.39

5.4b

1.39–20.93

5.77c

2.03–16.38

 Richest quintile

6

0.65–55.66

4.8

0.54–42.63

2.77

0.41–18.74

Education of main income earner

 Illiterate or primary education

As reference

    

 Secondary and above education

3.05b

1.32–7.07

2.18

0.84–5.67

2.52b

1.32–4.82

Malaria transmission

 Having incorrect knowledge

As reference

    

 Having correct knowledge

0.96

0.33–2.77

0.542

0.18–1.66

1.50

0.64–3.52

Malaria prevention

 Having incorrect knowledge

As reference

    

 Having correct knowledge

0.64

0.25–1.64

0.45

0.14–1.48

0.81

0.41–1.57

Access to no. of providers in the village

 Access to 1–3 providers

As reference

    

 Access to ≥ 4 providers

28.69c

6.41–128.45

4.35c

1.62–11.73

0.57

0.30–1.10

Predictors and their bivariate relationship with the different choices of providers among forest goers in previous febrile illness that occured in residential village and forest

Characteristic

Provider choice for fever in village

Provider choice for fever in forest

Public sector

Semi-private

Outside

Public secto

Semi-private

Outside

RRR

(95% CI)

RRR

(95% CI)

RRR

(95% CI)

RRR

(95% CI)

RRR

(95% CI)

RRR

(95% CI)

Age a

1

0.97–1.03

1.02

0.99–1.05

1.01

0.99–1.03

1

0.98–1.03

1.01

0.99–1.04

1.01

0.99–1.03

Gender

 Female

As reference

          

 Male

1.27

0.46–3.55

2.82

0.64–12.5

0.6

0.30–1.17

1.31

0.47–3.66

5.79

0.76–44.25

0.76

0.38–1.51

Relationship with household head

 Self

As reference

          

 Family member

1.09

0.54–2.21

0.62

0.27–1.41

0.94

0.54–1.64

1.01

0.49–2.06

0.39

0.15–0.99

0.99

0.57–1.71

Socio-economic quintile

 Poorest quintile

As reference

          

 2nd poorest quintile

3.18

1.02–9.91

2.17

0.57–8.22

1.96

0.88–4.39

5.55b

1.45–21.25

2.12

0.63–7.18

2.05

0.92–4.60

 Middle quintile

1.2

0.35–4.16

2.5

0.74–8.45

1.57

0.73–3.38

2.42

0.59–9.84

1.87

0.59–5.93

1.63

0.76–3.51

 2nd richest quintile

5.79c

1.76–19.1

7.96c

2.26–28

4.34c

1.85–10.2

10.37c

2.57–41.85

5.6b

1.66–18.88

5.11c

2.18–11.96

 Richest quintile

44c

7.28–266.11

13.75b

1.51–124.99

1.96

0.17–23.25

74.67c

10.77–517.77

5.6

0.43–73.09

2

0.17–23.67

Education of main income earner

 Illiterate or primary education

As reference

          

 Secondary and above education

3.11c

1.52–6.35

1.75

0.83–3.72

1.47

0.85–2.55

2.05

0.92–4.6

1.76

0.81–3.82

1.49

0.87–2.58

Malaria transmission

 Having incorrect knowledge

As reference

          

 Having incorrect knowledge

1.93

0.80–4.64

0.71

0.33–1.56

0.85

0.47–1.52

1.61

0.69–3.75

0.66

0.30–1.46

1.01

0.56–1.82

Malaria prevention

 Having incorrect knowledge

As reference

          

 Having correct knowledge

1.24

0.61–2.52

0.50

0.21–1.23

0.75

0.41–1.34

1.27

0.62–2.60

0.53

0.22–1.31

0.71

0.39–1.27

Access to no. of providers in the village

 Access to 1–3 providers

As reference

          

 Access to ≥ 4 providers

6.38c

3.04–13.38

5.2c

2.37–11.38

0.21c

0.07–0.61

6.99c

3.28–14.86

3.22c

1.45–7.18

0.44

0.19–1.00

Predictors and their bivariate relationship with the different choices of providers among forest goers for RDT testing in previous febrile illness that occured in residential village and forest

Characteristic

Provider choice for m-RDT testing in village

Provider choice for m-RDT testing in forest

Non-CHW/CHV (Public sector & Semi-private)

Outside

Non-CHW/CHV(Public sector & Semi-private)

Outside

RRR

(95% CI)

RRR

(95% CI)

RRR

(95% CI)

RRR

(95% CI)

Age c

1

0.98–1.03

1.01

0.98–1.03

0.99

0.96–1.02

1.01

0.98–1.03

Gender

 Female

as reference

       

 Male

1.89

0.7–5.12

1.58

0.66–3.78

2.07

0.69–6.19

1.67

0.66–4.23

Relationship with household head

 Self

as reference

       

 Family member

0.85

0.44–1.62

0.68

0.37–1.26

0.79

0.40–1.55

0.79

0.42–1.46

 Socio-economic quintile

        

 Poorest quintile

as reference

       

 2nd poorest quintile

1.78

0.61–5.15

0.73

0.3–1.8

1.53

0.52–4.54

0.8

0.32–2.01

 Middle quintile

1.4

0.5–3.94

0.52

0.21–1.26

1.12

0.38–3.30

0.52

0.21–1.33

 2nd richest quintile

4.64c

1.67–12.88

2.32b

1.02–5.27

4.57c

1.62–12.84

2.79b

1.2–6.46

 Richest quintile

16.57c

3.37–81.46

3.41

0.63–18.47

16.86c

3.43–82.83

3.93

0.72–21.48

Education of main income earner

 Illiterate or primary education

as reference

       

 Secondary and above education

2.03

1.05–3.91

1.03

0.56–1.89

2.11

1.07–4.17

1.14

0.61–2.11

Malaria transmission

 Having incorrect knowledge

as reference

       

 Having correct knowledge

0.89

0.40–1.95

0.99

0.46–2.09

1.03

0.44–2.40

0.9

0.42–1.92

Malaria prevention

 Having incorrect knowledge

as reference

       

 Having correct knowledge

0.46b

0.22–0.96

0.6

0.31–1.15

0.47

0.22–1.01

0.73

0.38–1.39

Access to no. of providers in the village

 Access to 1–3 providers

as reference

       

 Access to ≥ 4 providers

5.08c

2.56–10.07

1.33

0.69–2.58

4.94c

2.44–10.00

1.48

0.76–2.88

  1. CHW/CHV as base outcome
  2. acontinuous variable
  3. bp < 0.05
  4. cp < 0.01