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Table 2 Bivarate analysis of socio-demographic and economic factors of treatment non-adherence of pulmonary TB patients in public health care facilities in Dawuro zone, Southwest Ethiopia, 2012/2013

From: The prevalence and factors associated for anti-tuberculosis treatment non-adherence among pulmonary tuberculosis patients in public health care facilities in South Ethiopia: a cross-sectional study

Variables

Adherents

Numbers (%)

Non-adherents

Numbers (%)

COR (95%CI)

P value

Sex

 Female

93(76.9)

28(23.1)

1

 

 Male

104(74.3)

36(25.7)

1.2(0.7-2.0)

0.6

Age (years)

 15-24

67 (78.8)

18(21.2)

1

 

 25-34

60(75.0)

20(25.0)

1.2(0.6-2.6)

0.6

 35-44

39(72.2)

15(27.8)

1.4(0.7-3.2)

0.4

  ≥ 45

31(73.8)

11(26.2)

1.3(0.6-3.1)

0.5

Marital status

 Single

63(78.8)

17(21.2)

1

 

 Married

126(74.1)

44(25.9)

1.3(0.7-2.5)

0.4

 Divorced& widowed

8(72.7)

3(27.3)

1.4(0.3-5.8)

0.7

Religions

 Orthodox

100(76.3)

31(23.7)

1

 

 Others a

97(74.6)

33(25.4)

1.1(0.6-1.9)

0.8

Ethnicity

 Dawouro

186(75.9)

59(24.1)

1

 

 Others b

11(68.8)

5(31.2)

1.4(0.5-4.3)

0.5

Educational status

 Formal education

101(82.1)

22(17.9)

1

 

 Non-formal education

96(69.6)

42(30.4)

2.1(1.1-3.6)

0.02*

Occupational status

 Gov. employee

28(90.3)

3(9.7)

1

 

 Housewife

62(72.9)

23(27.1)

3.5(0.9-12.3)

0.05*

 Farmers

52(65.8)

27(34.2)

4.9(1.4-17.3)

0.02*

 Others c

55(83.3)

11(16.7)

1.9(0.5-7.2)

0.4

  1. AOR adjusted odds ratio, COR crude odds ratio, CI confidence interval
  2. * Statistically significant at P-value below 0.05
  3. a Protestant, Catholic; b Amhara, Wolayta, Kambata, Hadeya; c Merchants, house maid