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. 2012 Mar 22;141(1):143–152. doi: 10.1017/S0950268812000465

Table 3.

Estimated risk of the six most common spa types at first sample by healthcare worker status. S. aureus nasal carriers (n = 593), The Tromsø Staph and Skin Study

Non-HCWs (n = 487) HCWs (n = 106) OR* 95% CI OR 95% CI
n (%) n (%)
t012 (n = 57) 38 (7·8) 19 (17·9) 2·58 (1·42–4·69) 2·17 (1·16–4·08)
t084 (n = 31) 27 (5·5) 4 (3·8) 0·67 (0·23–1·95) 0·74 (0·24–2·23)
t065 (n = 27) 20 (4·1) 7 (6·6) 1·65 (0·68–4·01) 1·94 (0·75–4·98)
t021 (n = 20) 16 (3·3) 4 (3·8) 1·15 (0·38–3·53) 1·48 (0·45–4·79)
t015 (n = 19) 12 (2·5) 7 (6·6) 2·80 (1·07–7·29) 3·16 (1·13–8·87)
t002 (n = 12) 12 (2·5) 0 (0·0)

HCW, Healthcare worker; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval.

*

Logistic regression model (unadjusted).

Multivariable logistic regression model including: age and gender.

No OR estimates due to no spa type t002 in HCWs.