Table 2. Summary of malaria information received amongst women age 15–49 years, Ethiopia, 2007.

Characteristic	N	Percent (%)	95% CI
Number of women	6657
Seen or heard messages about malaria	1946	25.4	21.8–29.0
Source of malaria information
Friends/Family	570	33.7	27.7–39.7
Government clinic/hospital	689	28.9	23.6–34.2
Health Extension Worker	336	15.9	11.6–20.1
On the radio	262	13.7	8.6–18.9
On television	143	9.2	4.3–14.0
Peer educators	108	6.2	3.6–8.7
Workplace	68	3.2	1.8–4.5
In print (Posters/Billboards/Newspaper)	32	2.5	1.3–3.7
Type of malaria information received
Sleeping under net/ITN	1193	58.3	51.7–64.8
Environmental sanitation	832	41.0	35.9–46.2
Seek treatment for fever	341	21.8	16.9–26.7
Importance of spraying	154	5.8	4.0–7.5
Received malaria information at home	410	4.3	3.1–5.5
Type of malaria information received at home
Sleeping under net/ITN	295	63.5	51.6–75.4
Environmental sanitation	171	45.2	34.5–55.8
Seek treatment for fever	38	12.0	5.9–18.1
Importance of spraying	21	3.8	0.8–6.8

CI = Confidence Intervals; ITN = Insecticide-treated nets.