Table 5. Women's knowledge of malaria as it predicts their ITN use in households that own at least one ITN.

Risk Factor	Total (n)	% ITN use	Multivariate*
			aOR	95% CI	p-value
Individual characteristics
Any malaria knowledge
No	932	50.9
Yes	2970	64.4	1.8	1.3–2.5	0.0004
Attended school
No	2954	61.2
Yes	948	60.6	2.0	1.1–3.9	0.03
Has a child U5
No	1803	54.6
Yes	2099	65.4	1.9	1.5–2.4	<0.0001
Household characteristics
EA Category
Rural	717	60.5
Urban	3185	64.3	1.7	1.1–2.5	0.009
HH sprayed in the past 12 months
No	3092	58.0
Yes	759	72.0	1.8	1.3–2.5	0.001
Increasing HH size	3902		0.8	0.8–0.9	<0.0001
Increasing number of ITNs in the HH	3902		1.7	1.4–2.0	<0.0001
Interaction terms
Any malaria knowledge*Attended any school					0.04
EA Category*Attended any school					0.01

*The full multivariate model included the following non-significant terms: woman's age in 5 year increments, wealth index, EA altitude, and interaction terms (any malaria knowledge and wealth index, and school attendance and wealth index).

aOR =  adjusted odds ratio; CI = Confidence Intervals; EA = Enumeration area; HH = Household; ITN = Insecticide-treated nets; U5 =  under 5 years of age.