Table 8.

Analysis of the RRT after excluding possible reticent participants (n = 69)

Question**	Ondo (n = 28)			Nasarawa (n = 41)			Total non-reticent (n = 69)
	% ‘Yes’	% Practice*	P value	% ‘Yes’	% Practice*	P value	% ‘Yes’	% Practice*	P value
RR1: I sometimes give priority to my relatives when I am treating hospital patients.	58.5	50.0 (31.5–68.5)	0.014	80.5	61.0 (46.1–75.9)	0.000	78.3	56.6 (44.9–68.3)	0.000
RR2: I have enough drugs and equipment to do my work.	75.0	50.0 (31.5–68.5)	0.014	73.2	46.4 (31.1–61.7)	0.005	73.9	47.8 (36.0–59.6)	0.000
RR3: I give priority to my job activities that will enable me earn per-diems.	75.0	57.2 (38.9–75.5)	0.005	78.0	56 (40.8–71.2)	0.001	78.3	56.6 (44.9–68.3)	0.000
RR4: I sometimes go to a patient’s home to treat them for a fee.	46.4	7.2 (16.8–2.4)	0.850	58.5	17.0 (5.5–28.5)	0.349	53.6	7.2 (1.1–13.3)	0.630
RR5: I make more money from my supplementary sources than from my salary.	67.9	35.8 (18.0–53.6)	0.089	63.4	26.8 (13.2–40.4)	0.118	65.2	30.4 (19.5–41.3)	0.016
RR6: I sometimes accept money or gifts from patients to give them priority treatment.	57.1	14.2 (1.3–27.1)	0.571	73.2	46.4 (31.1–61.7)	0.005	66.7	33.4 (22.3–44.5)	0.008
RR7: I have referred patients from the public hospital to my private practice.	53.6	7.2 (2.4–16.8)	0.850	61.0	22.0 (9.3–34.7)	0.212	58	16.0 (7.3–24.7)	0.229
RR8: I have taken drugs and supplies from the hospital to help my patients at my private practice.	64.3	28.6 (11.9–45.3)	0.186	68.3	36.6 (21.9–51.3)	0.029	66.7	33.4 (22.3–44.5)	0.008
RR9: I sometimes have to leave some hours early from work to do my business.	64.3	28.6 (11.9–45.3)	0.186	53.7	7.4 (0.6–15.4)	0.755	58	16.0 (7.3–24.7)	0.229
RR10: I am sometimes one hour late to work.	71.4	42.8 (24.5–61.1)	0.038	58.5	17.0 (5.5–28.5)	0.349	63.6	27.6 (17.1–38.1)	0.03

* 2 × Percentage(Y) – 100 (95% confidence interval is shown in parentheses).

**Less sensitive questions are shown in bold type.