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. 2012 Jul 30;11:248. doi: 10.1186/1475-2875-11-248

Table 3.

Women caregiver, household and village characteristics associated with utilization of CHW services for child fever treatment

Characteristic N CHW % (n) Other % (n) p-value
Overall
298
34.6 (103)
65.4 (195)
 
Women caregiver education
 No formal education
169
34.9 (59)
65.1 (110)
0.885
 Primary/secondary
129
34.1 (44)
65.9 (85)
 
Women caregiver age group
 ≤20 y
47
34.0 (16)
66.0 (31)
0.993
 21-30 y
136
36.0 (49)
64.0 (87)
 
 31-40 y
81
35.8 (29)
64.2 (52)
 
 41+ y
12
33.3 (4)
66.7 (8)
 
Attended ANC during last pregnancy
 Yes
196
35.2 (69)
64.8 (127)
0.581
 No
97
32.0 (31)
68.0 (66)
 
IPT (2+ doses SP) during last pregnancy
 Yes
140
32.9 (46)
67.1 (94)
0.674
 No
27
37.0 (10)
63.0 (17)
 
Knowledge of AL as new anti-malarial drug
 Yes
104
44.2 (46)
55.8 (58)
0.010
 No/Don’t know
194
29.4 (57)
70.6 (137)
 
Identified sleeping under net as way to prevent malaria
 Yes
239
36.4 (87)
63.6 (152)
0.179
 No
59
27.1 (16)
72.9 (43)
 
Household wealth rank
 Most poor
71
39.4 (28)
60.6 (43)
0.012
 Poor
174
37.9 (66)
62.1 (108)
 
 Least poor
53
17.0 (9)
83.0 (44)
 
Household size
 
 
 
 
 2 to 4
71
32.4 (23)
67.6 (48)
0.425
 5 to 7
132
31.8 (42)
68.2 (90)
 
 8 or more
93
39.8 (37)
60.2 (56)
 
Village size
 <60 households
57
40.4 (23)
59.7 (34)
0.008
 61-100 households
82
41.6 (34)
58.5 (48)
 
 101-200 households
94
37.2 (35)
62.8 (59)
 
 >200 households
65
16.9 (11)
83.1 (54)
 
Visited by CHW in past 3 months
 Yes
153
63.4 (97)
36.6 (56)
<0.001
 No 176 39.2 (69) 60.8 (107)