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. 2012 Dec 27;12:1115. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-12-1115

Table 3.

The univariate analysis of the association between household characteristics and malaria-affected households (n = 313)

Categorical variables No. (%) of malaria-affected households (n = 70) No. (%) of malaria-unaffected households (n = 243) P-value
Hamlet settlement
 
 
<0.001*
 Ban Hin Tern
44 (62.9)
58 (23.9)
 
 Others
26 (37.1)
185 (76.1)
 
Household economic status
 
 
0.016**
 Low class
34 (48.6)
73 (30.0)
 
 Middle class
19 (27.1)
87 (35.8)
 
 High class
17 (24.3)
83 (34.2)
 
Domestic animals present
(n = 65)
(n = 233)
0.154
 Yes
33 (50.8)
93 (39.9)
 
 No
32 (49.2)
140 (60.1)
 
Distance from the nearest road
(n = 64)
(n = 219)
0.015*
 ≤10 m
26 (40.6)
129 (58.9)
 
 >10 m
38 (59.4)
90 (41.1)
 
Distance from the nearest reservoir connecting brooks
(n = 64)
(n = 219)
<0.001**
 Absence within 500 m
29 (45.3)
41 (18.7)
 
 Presence ≤200 m
6 (9.4)
73 (33.3)
 
 Presence >200 m
29 (45.3)
105 (48.0)
 
IRS coveragea
 
 
0.212
 Not receiving
18 (25.7)
81 (33.3)
 
 Receiving irregularly
42 (60.0)
142 (58.4)
 
 Receiving regularly
10 (14.3)
20 (8.3)
 
ITNs/LLINs coverageb
 
 
<0.001*
 Not receiving
18 (25.7)
130 (53.5)
 
 Receiving
52 (74.3)
113 (46.5)
 
Utilization of mosquito nets
 
 
0.004**
 Non-use
0 (0.0)
14 (5.7)
 
 Sleeping under nets
33 (47.1)
153 (63.0)
 
 Sleeping under nets/ITNs/ LLINs intermittently
19 (27.1)
40 (16.5)
 
 Sleeping under ITNs/LLINs only 18 (25.8) 36 (14.8)  

Household-level coverage of IRSa during years 2007–2010 and ITNs/LLINsb during years 2008–2010 as described in the text. Statistically significant with *Yates corrected χ2 test (P < 0.05), or **Pearson’s χ2 test (P < 0.05), for two-independent samples.