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

Table 5. Bivariate negative binomial generalized linear model (NB-GLM) for intensity of hookworm infection among schoolchildren in Kwale, Kenya.

Parameter Estimate Std. Error Z value Pr(> | Z |)
Age 8–18 years 0.2381 0.1573 1.514 0.13
Sex Boys -0.3534 0.5373 -0.658 0.511
S. haematobium infection Positive 0.9868 0.5658 1.744 0.0811
SES*
(*Reference = Least poor)
Less poor 2.01375 0.82227 2.449 0.0143
Poor 0.99243 0.81971 1.211 0.226
Very poor 1.96882 0.84231 2.337 0.0194
Most poor -0.06043 0.82783 -0.073 0.9418
Last deworming Over a year ago 1.194 0.6134 1.95 0.04951
Bathing in river/dam**
(**Reference = Never)
1–2 times a week -2.223 1.2178 -1.825 0.0679
5–6 times a week -2.521 1.4977 -1.683 0.0923
Daily -0.8499 0.6012 -1.414 0.1575
Religion Muslim 1.9862 0.6431 2.088 0.002
Latrine Present 1.1808 0.5578 2.117 0.0343
Drinking water source***
(***Reference = River)
Well 1.891 0.8027 2.356 0.0185
Spring -0.149 2.9244 -0.051 0.9594
Tap 0.614 0.8028 0.765 0.4444
Shoes wearing habit Never -0.4209 0.5375 -0.783 0.434
Distance to the river Far -2.1489 0.5153 -4.17 3.04E-05