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Table 6 Perceived illness and health care-seeking behaviours among forest-goers in Cambodia

From: Behavioural determinants of malaria risk, prevention, and care-seeking behaviours among forest-goers in Cambodia

 

Unweighted sample (n)

Weighted population proportion

Bootstrapped 95% CI

Perceived type of illness among forest-goers during last febrile illness

 Malaria

222

33.8

(30.0–37.5)

 Dengue

6

0.9

(0.4–2.1)

 Typhoid

69

9.7

(7.7–12.1)

 Cold

179

27.8

(24.4–31.4)

 Flu

38

5.1

(3.7–6.9)

 Just fever

108

16.9

(14.2–20.1)

 Other

31

5.4

(3.7–7.5)

Sought care outside home

 Yes

393

56.8

(52.9–60.6)

 No

261

43.2

(39.4–47.0)

Reasons for not seeking care outside home

 Not serious

185

76.4

(71.2–80.9)

 Use home treatment

117

36.8

(31.3–42.6)

 In forest when got sick

85

28.4

(23.4–34.0)

Sought health care services outside the home within 24 h of fever onset

 Yes

153

38.7

(30.6–40.1)

 No

240

61.3

(59.9–69.4)

First source of care among those who sought care outside the home within 24 h of fever onset

 Public health facility

96

27.1

(22.8–31.9)

 Village malaria worker

190

49.0

(44.1–54.0)

 Private health facility

73

16.4

(13.2–20.3)

 Pharmacy

14

2.5

(1.4–41.5)

 Chemist/drug store

7

2.1

(0.9–4.2)

 Grocery store

13

2.9

(1.6–4.9)

Reasons for choosing source of carea

 Proximity

499

77.5

(74.2–80.5)

 Cost

202

29.3

(25.9–32.8)

 Previous experience

236

39.6

(35.9–43.5)

 Recommended provider

18

3.9

(2.4–6.1)

 Quality of service

327

48.9

(45.1–52.7)

 Friendliness of services

228

34.8

(31.2–38.5)

 Availability of services

189

30.1

(26.6–33.8)

 Trust in health provider

208

32.3

(28.8–36.0)

  1. % of any variable based on < 10% missing
  2. CI confidence interval
  3. aMultiple response question