Table 2.
Health-care utilization in Zambézia Province, Mozambique, April–May 2014
| Alto Molócuè (N = 697) | Morrumbala (N = 484) | Namacurra (N = 348) | All province (N = 2,317) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Child had fever in last 30 days | 46% (42, 50) | 39% (31, 47) | 48% (42, 53) | 44% (38, 50) |
| Among those with fever, sought treatment at health facility | 65% (56, 74) | 67% (59, 75) | 67% (57, 76) | 64% (58, 71) |
| Child had diarrhea in last 30 days | 31% (25, 36) | 19% (15, 23) | 11% (7, 15) | 22% (19, 26) |
| Among those with diarrhea, sought treatment at health facility | 56% (45, 67) | 51% (36, 66) | 56% (40, 73) | 57% (49, 66) |
| Child has had respiratory illness last 30 days | 30% (25, 36) | 24% (19, 29) | 13% (10, 16) | 22% (18, 26) |
| Among those with respiratory illness, sought treatment at health facility | 40% (33, 47) | 29% (18, 39) | 30% (19, 41) | 25% (18, 32) |
Categorical variables are reported as weighted percentages, with each observation being weighted by the inverse of the household sampling probability. The 95% confidence intervals include precision estimates that incorporate the effects of stratification and clustering.