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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet Glob Health. 2015 Nov;3(11):e692–e700. doi: 10.1016/S2214-109X(15)00195-3

Table 3.

Adjusted Odds Ratio for No HIV Testing among Pregnant Women

Variable aOR 95% C.I. 95% C.I P-Value
Control vs. Intervention 11.180 8.772 14.249 <0.001*

Age group 35+ vs <24.9yr 1.129 0.758 1.681 0.552
Age group 25-34.9 vs <24.9 yr 1.008 0.760 1.336 0.958

Education Level Secondary vs. None 0.982 0.764 1.263 0.888
Education Level Tertiary vs. None 0.870 0.608 1.245 0.445

Working Part-Time vs. Full-Time 0.964 0.729 1.274 0.795
Working Unemployed vs. Full-Time 1.264 1.006 1.588 0.045*

Distance to Healthcare Facility 5-10KM vs. 0-5KM 1.159 0.762 1.401 0.212
Distance to Healthcare Facility 10-15KM vs. 0-5KM 1.159 0.919 1.462 0.835
Distance to Healthcare Facility 15+KM vs. 0-5KM 1.033 0.762 1.401 0.895

Household Size 4-6 vs. <=3 0.801 0.581 1.105 0.177
Household Size >=7 vs. <=3 0.731 0.473 1.129 0.158

Living Area Urban vs. Rural 0.833 0.655 1.060 0.138

Age of first pregnancy group 35+ vs <24.9 yr 1.040 0.435 2.487 0.929
Age of first pregnancy group 25-34.9. vs < 24.9 yr 0.748 0.579 0.965 0.025*

Number of Previous Births 1-3 vs. 0 1.657 1.157 2.373 0.006*
Number of Previous Births 4+ vs. 0 1.443 0.933 2.232 0.099

Self-Reported Previous HIV Testing Yes vs No 1.711 1.358 2.156 <0.001*
*

Results were considered statistically significant when P<0.05.

** Adjusted Odds Ratios (aOR) were based on multilevel analysis generalized linear mixed models (GLIMMIX) model with covariates of demographics, previous birth and previous HIV testing.