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. 2018 Mar 16;18:298. doi: 10.1186/s12885-018-4203-2

Table 3.

Factors associated with health seeking behavior for cervical cancer in Hossana town, Ethiopia, June 2015

Variable Variable category frequency Crude ORb 95% CI Adjusted OR 95% CI P value
Respondent age ≤  23 135 3.49 (1.52, 7.97) 1.74(0.21,14.13) 0.60
24–27 128 1.43 (0.74, 2.77) 2.00(0.38,10.51) 0.41
28–34 170 0.98 (0.56, 1.74) 2.70(0.57,12.63) 0.21
≥  35 150 1 0.00
Religion Orthodox 123 1 0.00
Protestant 388 0.81 (0.43, 1.52) 1.99(0.34,11.73) 0.45
Islam 33 0.93 (0.29, 3.04) 0.12(0.01,1.72) 0.12
Others 39 0.29 (0.12, 0.69) 0.28(0.02,3.49) 0.32
Respondent’s education No education 74 37.19 (5.03, 274.89) 14.64(0.66,322.67) 0.08
Primary 172 8.25 (4.03, 16.92) 1.72(0.32,9.32) 0.53
Secondary 177 4.50 (2.50, 8.10) 7.59(1.45,39.70) 0.02
Tertiary 160 1 0.00
Husband’s occupation Employee 155 1 0.00
Merchant 140 2.52 (1.33, 4.76) 3.19(0.78,12.93) 0.10
Farmer 21 6.50 (0.84, 50.01) 2.30(0.03,159.92) 0.70
Daily worker 30 9.42 (1.24, 71.49) 3.66(0.18,74.25) 0.39
Others 43 3.17 (1.06, 9.44) 10.85(0.89,131.27) 0.06
Knowledge scorea Poor 442 22.00 (12.23, 39.56) 7.25(1.87,28.08) 0.004
Good 141 1 0.001
Ever received informationa Yes 95 1
No 488 79.42 (40.22, 156.83) 52.03(13.77,196.52) 0.001
Active health information seekinga Yes 85 1
No 498 40.64 (22.12, 74.69) 14.23(3.49,57.95) 0.001

asignificantly associated factors