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. 2020 Jul 12;14:1173–1183. doi: 10.2147/PPA.S257722

Table 2.

The Association Between Knowledge of TB and Health-Seeking Preference Among Participants Who Knew About TB in Zhejiang, China (n=6013)

Item Total Health-Seeking Preference in the Scenario of Having a Cough Persisting for at Least 2 Weeks
Inappropriate Appropriate χ2 p
N n % N-n %
“Do you believe TB is infectious?” 40.26 <0.001
 No/unknown 591 106 (17.90) 485 (82.10)
 Yes 5422 518 (9.60) 4904 (90.40)
“Should we suspect TB if we have coughed for more than two weeks?” 69.97 <0.001
 No 3845 494 (12.80) 3351 (87.20)
 Yes 2168 130 (6.00) 2038 (94.00)
“Did you know whether TB should be treated in designated TB hospital?” 203.8 <0.001
 No 1987 365 (18.40) 1622 (81.60)
 Yes 4026 259 (6.40) 3767 (93.60)
“Do you know about the free policy about TB diagnosis and first-line drugs?” 45.03 <0.001
 No 3729 464 (12.40) 3265 (87.60)
 Yes 2284 160 (7.00) 2124 (93.00)
“Do you believe TB can be cured?” 126.34 <0.001
 No 1305 245 (18.80) 1060 (81.20)
 Yes 4708 379 (8.10) 4329 (91.90)
Numbers correctly answered for 5 items of TB key information 285.95 <0.001
 0 134 37 (27.60) 97 (72.40)
 1 611 149 (24.40) 462 (75.60)
 2 1127 172 (15.30) 955 (84.70)
 3 1654 139 (8.40) 1515 (91.60)
 4 1654 99 (6.00) 1555 (94.00)
 5 833 28 (3.40) 805 (96.60)

Abbreviation: TB, tuberculosis.