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. 2016 Jan 10;2016:7962502. doi: 10.1155/2016/7962502

Table 3.

Factors associated with prostate cancer screening (complementary log-log).

Variable Model (1) Model (2)
Health insurance (ref: none)
 Yes 4.11 (.787)∗∗∗ 2.95 (.620)∗∗∗
Education (ref: none)
 Primary 1.98 (.877) 2.08 (.927)
 Secondary 4.01 (1.568)∗∗∗ 3.32 (1.392)∗∗∗
 Higher 8.13 (3.450)∗∗∗ 6.34 (2.915)∗∗∗
Discussed health issues with health worker in the last month (ref: none)
 Yes 1.54 (0.455) 2.02 (.611)∗∗
Listen to radio (ref: none)
 Often 0.91 (.379) 0.96 (.404)
 Very often 1.10 (.473) 0.99 (.440)
Watch television
(ref: none)
 Often 1.12 (.338) 1.39 (.445)
 Very often 0.94 (.250) 0.83 (.232)
Age of respondent
(ref: 40–44)
 45–49 1.24 (.278)
 50–54 2.05 (.504)∗∗∗
 55–59 2.06 (.532)∗∗∗
 60–64 3.30 (.990)∗∗∗
Marital status (ref: single)
 Married 1.56 (.476)
 Separated 1.87 (.737)
Religion (ref: Catholic)
 Protestants 1.02 (.275)
 ElCIN 1.18 (.271)
 Others 1.12 (.278)
Region of residence
(ref: Caprivi)
 Erongo 1.25 (.677)
 Hardap 1.33 (.750)
 Karas 1.71 (.920)
 Kavango 1.52 (.958)
 Khomas 1.18 (.661)
 Kunene 0.82 (.565)
 Ohangwena 5.10 (3.222)∗∗∗
 Omaheke 1.29 (.734)
 Omusati 0.47 (.320)
 Oshana 0.89 (.550)
 Oshikoto 1.03 (.653)
 Otjozondjupa 2.11 (1.159)
Place of residence (ref: urban)
 Rural 1.51 (.327)
Wealth (ref: poorest)
 Poorer 1.12 (.586)
 Middle 1.25 (.628)
 Richer 2.41 (1.186)
 Richest 4.95 (2.613)∗∗∗
Random effect
 Variance at the cluster level 2.106 (.353)∗∗∗ 1.56 (.416)
 Constant 0.021 (.009)∗∗∗ 0.003 (.003)∗∗∗

Observations 1,244 1,244

Standard errors are in parenthesis. ∗∗∗ p < 0.01, ∗∗ p < 0.05, and p < 0.10.