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. 2017 Jul 17;7(7):e016864. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2017-016864

Table 2.

Profile of study subjects, North Ethiopia, 2015

Characteristic Loss to follow-up Pearson's χ2 (p value)
Yes (%) No (%)
Gender 0.001
 Female 304 (50.7) 295 (49.3)
 Male 343 (71.0) 140 (29.0)
Age 0.930
 <25 years 326 (59.9) 218 (40.1)
 ≥25 years 321 (59.6) 217 (40.4)
Education 0.001
 Illiterate 140 (73.6) 50 (26.4)
 Primary 197 (60.8) 127 (39.2)
 Secondary 219 (55.1) 178 (44.9)
 College 91 (53.2) 80 (46.8)
Marital status 0.152
 Married 264 (51.2) 252 (48.8)
 Single 383 (67.7) 183 (32.3)
Residence 0.510
 Urban 486 (60.4) 319 (39.6)
 Rural 161 (58.1) 116 (41.9)
Type of partnership 0.001
 Regular 346 (54.4) 290 (45.6)
 Casual 301 (67.5) 145 (32.5)
No. partners in last 3 months 0.001
 One 533 (56.8) 405 (43.2)
 Two or more 114 (79.2) 30 (20.8)
Perceived stigma to PN 0.003
 High 248 (63.6) 142 (39.4)
 Low 399 (57.6) 293 (42.4)
Types of STI syndromes 0.069
 Vaginal discharge 233 (44.21) 294 (55.79)
 Urethral discharge 128 (34.69) 241 (65.31)
 Genital ulcer 32 (40.51) 47 (59.49)
 Lower abdominal pain 28 (41.79) 39 (58.21)
 Others 14 (35.00) 26 (65)
Distance from health facility 0.443
 <1 hour walk 450 (54.6) 374 (45.4)
> 1 hour walk 197 (76.4) 61 (23.6)
Health facility index score 0.001
 High 176 (50.8) 170 (49.2)
 Medium 471 (64.0) 265 (36.0)
Health facility setting 0.554
 Urban 479 (60.3) 315 (39.7)
 Rural 168 (58.3) 120 (41.7)
Patient flow to health facility 0.001
 Low 324 (48.5) 344 (51.5)
 High 111 (26.8) 303 (73.2)

p<0.05 was considered statistically significant.

PN, partner notification; STI, sexually transmitted infection.