Family planning use and fertility desires among women living with HIV in Kenya

BMC Public Health

Table 6 Adjusted odds ratios (ORs) and 95 % confidence intervals (CIs) for dual use of family planning and explanatory variables

Variables	Dual use of family planning
	Without interaction term (HIV status and study round)		With interaction term (HIV status and study round)
	Adjusted OR	95 % CI	Adjusted OR	95 % CI
HIV status (Ref = HIV-negative)
HIV-positive	22.8***	[13.8–37.8]	17.0***	[9.9–29.3]
Study round (Ref = Baseline)
Endline	3.3***	[2.3–4.8]	2.2**	[1.4-3.6]
Facility type (Ref = Hospital)
Health center	0.8	[0.5–1.2]	0.8	[0.5-1.2]
Desire more children (Ref = Yes/undecided)
No	1.1	[0.8–1.7]	1.2	[0.8–1.8]
Number of children desired	1.0	[0.8–1.1]	1.0	[0.8–1.2]
Age of respondents (Ref = 15-24 years)
25-34 years	1.2	[0.7–1.9]	1.2	[0.7-2.0]
35+ years	0.6	[0.3–1.2]	0.7	[0.3–1.3]
Marital status (Ref = Married)
Not married	2.4**	[1.4–4.1]	2.6**	[1.5–4.4]
Education (Ref = Primary and below)
Secondary and higher	1.1	[0.7–1.6]	1.1	[0.7–1.6]
Household SES (Ref = Non-poor)
Poor	1.0	[0.7–1.5]	1.0	[0.7–1.5]

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