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Table 2 Logistic regression of factors influencing HIV testing among 115 women counselled on HIV, 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

18(22)

65(78)

1.0

 

Urban

10(31)

22(69)

1.6(0.7 – 4.1)

 

Age of mother

    

15 – 24 years

15(27)

40(73)

1.0

 

25 – 45 years

13(22)

47(78)

0.7(0.3 – 1.7)

 

Education of mother

    

0 – 7 years

16(21)

61(79)

1.0

 

8 years or more

12(32)

26(68)

1.8(0.7 – 4.2)

 

Occupation of mother

    

Agriculture

23(23)

75(77)

1.0

 

Other

5(29)

12(71)

1.4(0.4 – 4.3)

 

Radio ownership

    

No

4(15)

23(85)

1.0

 

Yes

23(28)

58(72)

2.3(0.7 – 7.3)

 

Religion of mother

    

Muslim

16(24)

50(76)

1.0

 

Christian

12(24)

37(76)

1.0(0.4 – 2.4)

 

Marital status

    

Married/cohabiting

24(24)

78(76)

1.0

 

Single/widowed

4(31)

9(69)

1.4(0.4 – 5.1)

 

Parity

    

Multipara

16(18)

71(82)

1.0

 

Primipara

12(43)

16(57)

3.3(1.3 – 8.4)

3.3(1.3 – 8.4)

Delivery in a health facility?

    

No

8(14)

50(86)

1.0

 

Yes

20(35)

37(65)

3.4(1.3 – 8.5)

 

Who is your primary confidant?

    

Another woman

17(22)

62(78)

1.0

 

Husband

5(33)

10(67)

1.8(0.5 – 6.1)

 

Age of husband

    

18 – 24 years

2(17)

10(83)

1.0

 

25 years or more

19(29)

46(71)

2.1(0.4–10.3)

 

Education of husband

    

0 – 7 years

11(24)

34(76)

1.0

 

8 years or more

11(24)

34(76)

1.0(0.4 – 2.5)

 

Do you fear to test for HIV?

    

No

25(26)

72(74)

1.0

 

Yes

3(17)

15(83)

0.6(0.2 – 2.2)