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

Table 4.

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

Intrapartum HBV infection prevention practices (n = 303)
Study variables Good Poor COR [ 95% CI ] AOR [ 95% CI ] P-value
Age
 18–24 39 59 1 1
 25–34 30 43 1.06 [0.49–2.15] 0.68 [0.43–1.73] 0.330
 ≥ 35 94 38 3.74 [1.53–6.33] 2.32 [0.87–3.93] 0.082
Work Experience
 < 5 years 37 71 1 1
 ≥ 5 years 126 69 3.50 [1.91–7.23] 2.24 [1.57–6.71] 0.030
IP guideline
 No 23 43 1 1
 Yes 140 97 2.69 [1.53–4.04] 1.48 [0.47–2.62] 0.421
Participated in PD in the last 6 months
 No 19 27 1 1
 Yes 144 113 1.81 [1.03–2.39] 1.30 [0.59–1.99] 0.362
Training
 No 38 68 1 1
 Yes 125 72 3.12 [1.81–6.88] 3.02 [1.37–5.80] 0.010
Knowledge of intrapartum HBV prevention
 Poor 21 61 1 1
 Good 142 79 5.22 [2.23–11.44] 4.31 [1.99–8.67] < 0.001

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