Table 3. Correlates of adequate parental acceptance (n = 2962) of infant HIV testing (logistic regression).

Mother characteristics	Refusal (N = 2521)		Acceptance (N = 441)		Univariate analysis			Adjusted analysis
	N	%	N	%	OR	95%CI	p	aOR	95%CI	p
Health facility							<0.0001			<0.0001
Abobo Avocatier	793	84.7	143	15.3	1			1
Bonoua	544	75.2	179	24.8	1.8	[1.4–2.3]		1.5	[1.2–1.9]
Koumassi	1184	90.9	119	9.1	0.5	[0.4–0.7]		0.6	[0.4–0.7]
Can write	1372	83.8	266	14.2	1.3	[1.0–1.5]	0.02	1.1	[0.9–1.4]	0.4
Religion							<0.0001			<0.0001
Christian	1492	80.9	352	19.1	1			1
Muslim	895	93.0	67	7.0	0.3	[0.2–0.4]		0.4	[0.3–0.5]
Animist	134	85.9	22	14.1	0.7	[0.4–1.1]		0.6	[0.4–1.0]
Mode of life							0.50	NI	NI
Alone	52	80.0	13	20.0	1
With her partner	1707	85.2	296	14.8	0.7	[0.4–1.3]
With her family/family in law	762	85.2	132	14.8	0.7	[0.4–1.3]
Knowledge of prenatal HIV status							0.56	NI	NI
Unknown	924	84.6	168	15.4	1
Known	1597	85.4	273	14.6	0.9	[0.8–1.2]
Self-reported prenatal HIV status							<0.0001			<0.0001
Unknown	924	84.6	168	15.4	1			1
Not infected	1567	86.3	248	13.7	0.9	[0.7–1.0]		0.9	[0.8–1.2]
Infected	30	54.5	25	45.5	4.6	[2.6–7.9]		5.9	[3.3–10.6]
Disclosure of maternal prenatal HIV status to her regular partner	1443	85.5	245	14.5	0.9	[0.8–1.1]	0.51	NI	NI

PEDITEST ANRS 12165 Study, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire, 2008.

OR: Odds Ratio; aOR: Adjusted Odds Ratio. NI: Not included.