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. 2026 Aug 7;16:27255. doi: 10.1038/s41598-026-66015-0

Table 3.

Factors associated with knowledge of intrapartum HBV infection prevention among obstetric healthcare providers in public hospitals in the Kembata Zone, Central Ethiopia, 2025 (n = 303).

Knowledge of intrapartum HBV infection prevention (n = 303)
Study Variables Good Poor COR [ 95% CI ] AOR [ 95% CI ] P-value
Age
 18–24 58 40 1 1
 25–34 60 13 3.20 [1.47–6.45] 2.42 [0.83–4.42] 0.130
 ≥ 35 103 29 2.45 [1.35–4.43] 2.12 [0.83–3.42] 0.090
Sex
 Female 110 42 1 1
 Male 111 40 1.06 [0.67–1.73] 0.97 [0.54–1.83] 0.320
Work experience
 < 5 years 50 58 1 1
 ≥ 5 years 171 24 8.37 [2.91–14.13] 4.29 [2.52–9.36] < 0.001
IP guideline
 No 30 36 1 1
 Yes 191 46 4.98 [1.73–9.02] 2.45 [1.49–5.62] 0.020
Access to health information
 No 11 12 1 1
 Yes 210 70 3.27 [1.23–6.31] 1.53 [0.97–2.69] 0.230
Training
 No 49 57 1 1
 Yes 172 25 8.00 [2.77–15.21] 3.41 [1.97–6.47] 0.010

AOR: Adjusted Odds Ratio, IP: infection prevention, COR: Crude Odds Ratio, CI: Confidence Interval, 1: Reference category.