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. 2017 Sep 1;11(9):e0005872. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0005872

Table 3. Bivariate negative binomial generalized linear model (NB-GLM) for intensity of S. haematobium infection among schoolchildren in Kwale, Kenya.

Parameter Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(> | Z |)
Age (8–18 years) -0.03279 0.13398 -0.245 0.8066
Sex Boys 0.724 0.453 1.6 0.11
Hookworm infection Positive 0.4864 0.5192 0.937 0.349
SES*
(*Reference = Least poor)
Less poor 1.1182 0.694 1.611 0.1071
Poor -0.0117 0.6919 -0.017 0.9865
Very poor 1.6744 0.7109 2.355 0.0185
Most poor -0.7034 0.6988 -1.007 0.3142
Female head education None or incomplete primary 0.1816 0.659 0.276 0.783
Last deworming Over a year ago -1.4142 0.4802 -2.945 0.003
Bathing in river/dam**
(** Reference = Never)
1–2 times a week 0.19004 1.04227 0.182 0.855
3–6 times a week 0.02145 1.28162 0.017 0.987
Daily -0.44261 0.51483 -0.86 0.39
Distance to the river Far -1.76E-02 4.55E-01 -0.039 0.969
Religion Muslim 1.8128 0.545 3.326 0.0008
Latrine Present 0.05178 0.47899 0.108 0.914
Drinking water source***
(***Reference = River)
Well 0.8545 0.6929 1.1233 0.217
Spring -0.8306 2.5248 -0.329 0.742
Tap 0.1658 0.693 0.239 0.811
Shoes wearing habit Never 0.7003 0.4533 1.545 0.122