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. 2020 Jul 31;8:2050312120944201. doi: 10.1177/2050312120944201

Table 4.

Multivariable analysis result of factors associated with less than 5-year children diarrheal disease among under-5 (0–59 months): finding from EDHS of 2016.

Variables Presence occurrence of diarrhea 2 weeks prior to the survey
Total COR AOR CI p-value
No Yes
Treatment/advice sought for fever/cough No 9218 (91.4%) 869 (8.6%) 10087 (100.0%) 0.142 0.170 (0.139–0.208) <0.001*
Yes 333 (60.1%) 221 (39.9%) 554 (100.0%) 1
Prenatal care received No 5495 (92.7%) 434 (7.3%) 5929 (100.0%) 2.049 2.142 (0.624–0.875) <0.001*
Yes 4056 (86.1%) 656 (13.9%) 4712 (100.0%) 1
Time gap between feed breast milk and birth Within first 1 h 4393 (87.7%) 618 (12.3%) 5011 (100.0%) 1
Within first 24 h 1170 (85.8%) 193 (14.2%) 1363 (100.0%) 1.173 1.076 (0.891–1.300) 0.447
After 24 h 447 (83.2%) 90 (16.8%) 537 (100.0%) 1.431 1.553 (1.197–2.015) 0.001*
Don’t know/missing 3541 (94.9%) 189 (5.1%) 3730 (100.0%) 0.379 0.714 (0.555–0.919) 0.009*
Residence Urban 1788 (90.6%) 186 (9.4%) 1974 (100.0%) 0.893 0.659 (0.535–0.812) <0.001*
Rural 7763 (89.6%) 904 (10.4%) 8667 (100.0%) 1
Type of resident Permanent/usual resident 9439 (89.8%) 1069 (10.2%) 10508 (100.0%) 0.604 0.583 (0.347–0.982) 0.043*
Visitor 112 (84.2%) 21 (15.8%) 133 (100.0%) 1

COR: crude odds ratio; CI: confidence interval; AOR: adjusted odd ratio.

*

Statistically significant at p < 0.05.