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. 2012 Dec 18;12:1089. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-12-1089

Table 4.

Generalized linear mixed model results (outcome: RDT acceptance; fixed effects: parameters; random effects: village)

 
Accept malaria diagnosis with an RDT (first use)
Accept malaria diagnosis with an RDT (further use)
Parameters OR (95% CI) OR (95% CI)
Blood is sacred body fluid
0.47 (0.01-17.5)
0.42 (0.12-1.52)
Blood keeps life in the body
3.61 (0.15-86.3)
7.16 (0.48-107.7)
Malaria is inside the blood
 Yes
0.89 (0.07-11.0)
2.55 (0.63-10.3)
 Don’t know
0.53 (0.01-23.1)
1.07 (0.18-6.40)
Blood sample for medical test
5.30 (0.37-75.3)
8.31 (2.22-31.1)*
Utility of an RDT
3.64 (0.28-47.5)
0.18 (0.03-1.13)
Reason to have (or not) a malaria test done
 Free of charge
1.00
1.00
 Fear
0.001 (0–0.12)
0.007 (0–0.40)*
 Know HIV status
0.004 (0–0.22)
0.005 (0–0.30)*
Knowledge about HIV
 HIV test knowledge
6.28 (0.09-432.9)
1.70 (0.30-9.51)
 HIV testing
0.31 (0.02-5.32)
0.61 (0.15-2.59)
Reason to have (or not) an HIV test done
 Fear
1.00
1.00
 Curiosity
7.79 (0.11-534.6)
20.72 (0.55-781.1)
Difference between malaria and HIV test
0.22 (0–10.2)
0.16 (0.02-1.09)
HIV test rather than malaria test
 Yes
0.48 (0–51.9)
16.61 (1.03-268.5)*
 Don’t know 0.89 (0.01-90.9) 1.88 (0.13-26.4)

CI: confidence interval, OR: odds ratio, *statistically significant difference (95% CI does not include OR of 1.00).