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. 2021 Jun 14;3(2):dlab080. doi: 10.1093/jacamr/dlab080

Table 1.

Association between compliance with Ghana STGs for ambulatory pneumonia management and patients’ sociodemographic factors

Variable Total, n (%) Compliance with STG
P value
yes, n (%) no, n (%)
Gender 0.547
 male 723 (37.50) 241 (33.3) 482 (66.7)
 female 1206 (62.50) 386 (32.0) 820 (68.0)
Marital status 0.000
 single 1422 (73.70) 509 (35.80) 913 (64.20)
 married 507 (26.30) 118 (23.30) 389 (76.70)
Employment status 0.000
 employed 687 (35.60) 168 (24.50) 519 (75.55)
 unemployed 1242 (64.40) 459 (37.00) 783 (63.04)
Payment type 0.229
 out-of-pocket 55 (2.85) 22 (40.00) 33 (60.00)
 NHIS 1874 (97.15) 605 (32.30) 1269 (67.70)
Age category 0.000
 0–12 years 807 (41.84) 332 (41.14) 475 (58.86)
 13–18 years 164 (8.50) 68 (41.46) 96 (58.54)
 19–60 years 620 (32.14) 146 (23.55) 474 (76.45)
 >60 years 338 (17.52) 81 (23.96) 257 (76.04)

Variables with P values highlighted in bold showed statistically significant association with adherence to guideline after χ2 test.

NHIS, National Health Insurance Scheme.