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. 2016 Nov;26(6):581–588. doi: 10.4314/ejhs.v26i6.12

Table 4.

Variables related to childhood diarrheal occurrence analyzed by multivariate logistic regression (N=442), Adama district rural kebeles, Eastern Ethiopia, January 2015.

Study variables AOR [95%CI]
Child's age 36–59months 1
6–11months 0.692[0.287–1.666]
12–23months 1.633[0.605–4.407]
24–35months 0.667[0.270–1.647]
HH drinking water source Protected 1
Un protected 0.889[0.408–1.936]
Animal presence in HH No 1
Yes 1.256[0.612–2.578]
Child stool Disposal Proper 1
Improper 1.433[0.723–2.838]
Child weaning age On breast feeding 1
<1year 1.376[0.579–3.273]
?1year 0.679[0.315–1.464]
Child immunization Complete 1
Not complete 1.125[0.412–3.072]
Hand washing practice during critical time Yes 1
Some times 0.779[0.265–2.285]
No 2.221[1.044–4.729] *
HH latrine Presence Yes 1
No 1.160[0.565–2.383]
Latrine cleanness Clean 1
Un clean 1.193[0.486–2.929]
HH Environment Cleanness Clean 1
Unclean 0.826[0.362–1.885]
Care giver's hygiene Hygienic 1
Un hygienic 1.622[0.735–3.578]
Caregiver appropriate hand washing Yes 1
No 1.061 [0.467–2.409]
HH hand washing facilities presence Yes 1
No 0.912[0.412–2.021]
Human feces around house No 1
Yes 0.670[0.235–1.380]
Animal feces around house No 1
Yes 1.256[0.612–2.578]
*

Statistically significant with P<0.05, AOR =Adjusted odd ratio

HH- households, CI-confidence interval, N=total population studied