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Table 1 Frequency distribution and logistic regression of factors influencing HIV testing of 457 women, Mbale, Uganda

From: Antenatal HIV testing in rural eastern Uganda in 2003: incomplete rollout of the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV programme?

Variable

Tested n (%)

Did not test n (%)

Unadjusted OR (95% CI)

Adjusted OR (95% CI)

Residence

    

Rural

24(07)

309(93)

1.0

 

Urban

21(17)

103(83)

2.6(1.4 – 4.9)

2.7(1.3 – 5.8)

Age of mother

    

15 – 24 years

24(10)

214(90)

1.0

 

25 – 45 years

21(10)

198(90)

0.9(0.5 – 1.8)

 

Education of mother

    

0 – 7 years

24(07)

300(93)

1.0

 

8 years or more

21(16)

112(84)

2.3(1.3 – 4.4)

 

Occupation of mother

    

Agriculture

36(09)

364(91)

1.0

 

Other

9(16)

48(84)

1.9(0.9 – 4.2)

 

Radio ownership

    

No

6(06)

97(94)

1.0

 

Yes

35(11)

285(89)

2.0(0.8 – 4.9)

 

Religion of mother

    

Muslim

23(08)

254(92)

1.0

 

Christian

22(12)

158(88)

1.5(0.8 – 2.9)

 

Marital status

    

Married/cohabiting

39(09)

379(91)

1.0

 

Single/widowed

6(15)

33(85)

1.8(0.7 – 4.5)

 

Parity

    

Multipara

25(07)

332(93)

1.0

 

Primipara

20(20)

80(80)

3.3(1.8 – 6.3)

2.6(1.2 – 5.8)

Delivery in a health facility?

    

No

14(06)

227(94)

1.0

 

Yes

31(14)

185(86)

2.7(1.4 – 5.3)

 

Who is your primary confidant?

    

Another woman

27(09)

272(91)

1.0

 

Husband

10(17)

50(83)

2.0(0.9 – 4.4)

2.3(1.0 – 5.5)

Age of husband

    

18 – 24 years

4(06)

65(94)

1.0

 

25 years or more

31(12)

229(88)

2.2(0.7 – 6.5)

 

Education of husband

    

0 – 7 years

14(07)

198(93)

1.0

 

8 years or more

21(13)

139(87)

2.1(1.1 – 4.3)

 

Do you fear to test for HIV?

    

No

40(11)

335(89)

1.0

 

Yes

5(06)

76(94)

0.6(0.2 – 1.4)

 

HIV counselling

    

No

17(05)

325(95)

1.0

 

Yes

28(24)

87(76)

6.5(3.4–12.5)

6.2(2.9–13.2)