Table 3. Incidence of gastroenteritis (GE) and Influenza-like Illness (ILI) among children that do and do not attend a DCC, stratified by the age of the child.

	DCC-attending child			Non-DCC-attending child
Syndrome	Cases (n)	at risk (n)	Incidence rate (per 1000 child-years)	Cases (n)	at risk (n)	Incidence rate1 (per 1000 child-years)	Incidence rate ratio2 [95% CI]
GE
0 years	5	60	1000 [154–1846]	2	124	194 [24–461]	5.2 [0.9–54.3]
1 years	37	463	959 [662–1256]	31	628	592 [389–796]	1.6 [1.1–2.7]
2 years	42	692	728 [515–942]	27	655	495 [312–677]	1.5 [.9–2.5]
3 years	51	715	856 [629–1082]	40	590	814 [570–1057]	1.1 [.7–1.6]
Crude	135	1930	839 [703–976]	100	1997	601 [486–716]	1.4 [1.1–1.8]
Adjusted 1	135	1930	1251 [1028–1476]	100	1997	893 [698–1089]	1.4 [1.2–1.9]
ILI
0 years	7	60	1400 [417–2383]	6	124	581 [126–1036]	2.4 [0.7–8.7]
1 years	137	463	3551 [3051–4050]	129	628	2465 [2085–2844]	1.4 [1.1–1.9]
2 years	137	692	2376 [2019–2732]	121	655	2217 [1860–2574]	1.1 [0.8–1.4]
3 years	136	715	2283 [1937–2628]	102	590	2095 [1727–2463]	1.1 [0.8–1.4]
Crude	417	1930	2593 [2372–2813]	359	1997	2157 [1955–2359]	1.2 [1.1–1.4]
Adjusted 1	417	1930	3672 [3267–4007]	359	1997	2538 [2701–3407]	1.4 [1.2–1.6]

¹Incidence rates are adjusted for the socioeconomic status and urbanization degree of the household neighborhood, the education level and monthly income of parents, the number of children in the household, the nationality, gender and age of the selected child and finally, the month of survey conduct.

²Ratio between disease incidence among households with and without (reference) DCC-attending children.