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. 2021 Jul 28;21:406. doi: 10.1186/s12909-021-02847-w

Table 4.

Factors associated with learners’ success on the blended courses in Primary Health Care (eSSP) and in Management of Sexual and Reproductive Health Services (eSSR), Guinea, 2018

Variables Bivariate analysis Multivariate analysis
Crude OR 95% CI p-value Adjusted OR 95% CI p-value
Age
 <30 1 (ref)
 30–40 0.99 0.52–1.90 0.980
 >40 0.77 0.34–1.75 0.531
Sex
 Male 1 (ref)
 Female 1.22 0.72–2.08 0.044* 1.11 0.59–2.10 0.734
Profession
 Other health professionsa 1 (ref)
 Medical Doctor 1.78 0.76–4.17 0.180 1.47 0.60–3.60 0.393
 Midwife 0.12 0.01–1.07 0.058 0.12 0.01–1.21 0.073
 Nurse 0.78 0.17–3.52 0.755
 Medical student 1.07 0.33–3.47 0.905
Residence
 Guinea (countryside) 1 (ref)
 Guinea (capital city) 0.95 0.56–1.62 0.861
 Foreign country 0.59 0.31–1.14 0.122 0.76 0.36–1.60 0.480
Working time
 Part 1 (ref)
 Full 0.76 0.46–1.26 0.295
Course
 eSSP 1 (ref)
 eSSR 1.96 1.22–3.16 0.005* 1.93 1.15–3.24 0.014*
Cohort
 One 2.19 0.86–5.54 0.098 2.54 0.88–7.30 0.083
 Two 1.33 0.57–3.07 0.501
 Three 0.64 0.28–1.46 0.294
 Four 0.79 0.35–1.78 0.572
 Five 0.48 0.21–1.10 0.085 0.57 0.24–1.37 0.214
 Six 1 (ref)

a = Community health workers, Pharmacists, Biologists, Public health technicians; OR Odds ratio; CI Confidence Interval; * = significant (< 0.05)