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. 2020 Dec 17;2020:6295841. doi: 10.1155/2020/6295841

Table 4.

Logistic regression model analysis of factors associated with NSSI, TASH, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, June 2018 (N = 268).

Variables Category NSSI AOR (95% CI) p value
Yes No
Sex Male 39 38 1
Female 58 133 0.461 (0.252, 0.845) 0.012

Working departments Emergency 9 16 0.670 (0.226, 1.984) 0.469
ICU 6 7 0.8464 (0.214, 3.487) 0.838
Medical 28 44 0.666 (0.288, 1.542) 0.343
OPD 26 47 0.711 (0.299, 1.692) 0.441
Pediatric 8 32 0.323 (0.112, 0.930) 0.036
Surgical 20 25 1

Educational status BSC 73 129 0.460 (0.172, 1.234) 0.123
Diploma 6 25 0.256 (0.063, 1.048) 0.058
MSC 18 17 1

Dirty sharps in working places Yes 75 109 2.052 (1.110, 3.791) 0.022
No 22 62 1

Work experiences <5 71 127 1.413 (0.520, 3.839) 0.498
5-10 12 29 0.602 (0.202, 1.795) 0.363
>10 14 15 1

IP committee Yes 76 121 1.702 (0.878, 3.299) 0.116
No 21 50 1

Needle recapping Yes 53 65 1.780 (1.025, 3.091) 0.041
No 44 106 1

Training Yes 60 86 0.753 (0.429, 1.323) 0.324
No 37 85 1

Significant at p ≤ 0.05. AOR = adjusted odds ratio; OPD = outpatient department; ICU = intensive care units; NSSI = needlestick and/or sharp injuries; TASH = Tikur Anbessa Specialized Hospital.