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. 2024 May 21;24:507. doi: 10.1186/s12879-024-09325-w

Table 2.

Multivariable logistic regression analysis of factors associated with knowledge of HIV transmission during pregnancy among women of reproductive age in Ghana.

Variable Multivariable analysis P-value
aOR [95% CI]
Age of respondent
15–19 1
20–24 0.87 [0.70,1.07] 0.184
25–29 0.94 [0.72,1.22] 0.628
30–34 0.88 [0.67,1.14] 0.336
35–39 1.03 [0.76,1.40] 0.850
40–44 1.06 [0.78,1.44] 0.710
45–49 1.22 [0.84,1.78] 0.287
Marital status
Never married 1
Married 0.97 [0.78,1.21] 0.801
Cohabiting 1.06 [0.82,1.37] 0.643
Other 0.87 [0.67,1.12] 0.275
Total children ever born
Zero birth 1
One birth 1.14 [0.93,1.41] 0.200
Two births 1.32 [1.01,1.72] 0.041
Three or more births 1.37 [1.07,1.76] 0.012
Exposed to radio
No 1
Yes 1.23 [1.05,1.45] 0.010
Exposed to newspaper
No 1
Yes 1.56 [1.31,1.86] < 0.001
Ever had sex
No 1
Yes 1.06 [0.87,1.29] 0.573
Ever been tested for HIV
No 1
Yes 1.20 [1.05,1.37] 0.008
Wealth index
Poorest 1
Poorer 1.08 [0.87,1.35] 0.481
Middle 1.02 [0.79,1.32] 0.870
Richer 1.01 [0.77,1.33] 0.926
Richest 0.85 [0.63,1.16] 0.299
Place of residence
Urban 1
Rural 1.30 [1.09,1.54] 0.004
Region
Western 1
Central 1.18 [0.92,1.51] 0.181
Greater Accra 0.74 [0.56,0.98] 0.038
Volta 0.77 [0.57,1.06] 0.105
Eastern 0.76 [0.57,1.02] 0.066
Ashanti 0.75 [0.58,0.97] 0.026
Brong Ahafo 0.95 [0.69,1.31] 0.764
Northern 1.31 [0.87,1.97] 0.196
Upper East 0.45 [0.32,0.63] < 0.001
Upper West 0.54 [0.35,0.85] 0.007