Table 5.

Logistic regression analysis final model for factors associated with unintentional childhood injuries in the past 12 months

	N	β	OR	95% CI		P-value
				Lower	Upper
Sex
Female	130		1
Male	146	0.95	2.59	1.39	4.80	0.003
Attending school/day care
None	164		1
Nursery or kindergarten	30	1.13	3.10	1.33	7.24	0.009
School	82	−0.52	0.59	0.28	1.22	0.15
Take sufficient precautions to decrease the risk of childhood injuries at home
Agree	247		1
Neutral/disagree	29	−1.12	0.32	0.09	1.16	0.08
Hazardous products are out of the reach of the child and in locked cabinets
Yes/sometimes	260		1
No	16	1.44	4.25	1.35	13.36	0.01
Constant		−1.76	0.17			<0.001

Variables entered in the model: total number of siblings, attending school/day care, age category, mother’s education, sex, take sufficient precautions to decrease the risk of childhood injuries at home, cutlery and sharp instruments are within the reach of children, hazardous products are out of the reach of the child and in locked cabinets. OR=Odds ratio, CI=Confidence interval