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. 2024 Mar 30;23:91. doi: 10.1186/s12936-024-04916-z

Table 2.

Results of multivariate logistic regression model of receipt of seasonal malaria chemoprevention by age-ineligible children and associated factors in nine States in Nigeria (n = 3299)

Variables Crude measures of association Adjusted measures of association
Crude odds ratio (95% CI) p value Adjusted odds ratio (95% CI) p value
Child age
 5 Reference Reference
 6 0.06 (0.04–0.086) < 0.001** 0.07 (0.046–0.102) < 0.001**
 7 0.04 (0.026–0.057) < 0.001** 0.05 (0.03–0.069) < 0.001**
 8 0.02 (0.015–0.036) < 0.001** 0.03 (0.018–0.045) < 0.001**
 9 0.02 (0.011–0.028) < 0.001** 0.02 (0.013–0.035) < 0.001**
 10 0.03 (0.016–0.046) < 0.001** 0.03 (0.018–0.053) < 0.001**
Caregiver age
 less 20 years Reference Reference
 20–39 years 0.52 (0.322–0.85) 0.009** 0.50 (0.302–0.821) 0.006**
 40 years and above 0.71 (0.418–1.199) 0.199 0.64 (0.371–1.103) 0.108
Caregiver gender
 Female Reference Reference
 Male 1.83 (1.374–2.436) 0.001** 1.77 (1.317–2.378) 0.001**
Caregiver level of education
 None Reference Reference
 Informal or religious education 1.60 (1.218–2.114) 0.001** 1.47 (1.087–1.991) 0.020**
 Primary school 1.05 (0.764–1.452) 0.751 0.98 (0.703–1.365) 0.012**
 Secondary school 1.01 (0.758–1.338) 0.961 0.94 (0.695–1.271) 0.902
 Higher education 1.11 (0.761–1.624) 0.585 0.99 (0.667–1.48) 0.687
Caregiver confidence (belief) that SMC is effective in preventing malaria
 No Reference Reference
 Yes 1.88 (1.031–3.426) 0.039** 2.01 (1.07–3.723) 0.030**
Caregiver knowledge of SMC age eligibility
 No Reference Reference
 Yes 0.52 (0.365–0.74) < 0.001** 0.53 (0.372–0.765) < 0.001**

** p ≤ 0.05