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. 2021 Aug 4;14:2079–2086. doi: 10.2147/JMDH.S325207

Table 3.

Bivariate Analysis of Socio-Demographic Characteristics of Diabetic and HIV/AIDS Follow Up Clients in Dessie Referral Hospital from November to December 2020

Variables Frequency Practice COR (95% CI) p-value
n (%) No Yes
Age
 ≤35 years 55 (12.9) 34 21 1.621(0.79–3.328) 0.188
 36–55 years 284 (66.7) 196 88 1.179(0.692–2.009) 0.546
 >55 years 87 (20.4) 63 24 1
Sex
 Female 222 (52.1) 140 82 1.757(1.157–2.669) 0.008
 Male 204 (47.9) 153 51 1
Ethnicity
 Amhara 356 (83.6) 236 120 3.559(0.433–29.264) 0.238
 Tigre 62 (14.6) 50 12 1.680(0.188–14.981) 0.642
 Oromo 8 (1.9) 7 1 1
Religion
 Orthodox 232 (54.5) 157 75 1.354(0.663–2.762) 0.406
 Muslim 148 (34.7) 102 46 1.278(0.607–2.690) 0.519
 Protestant 46 (10.8) 34 12 1
Marital status
 Currently Single 126 (29.6) 88 38 0.932(0.593–1.464) 0.759
 Married 300 (70.4) 205 95 1
Educational status
 Illiterate 74 (17.4) 41 33 2.206(1.168–4.166) 0.015
 Primary level 144 (33.8) 101 43 1.167(0.662–2.057) 0.594
 Secondary level 107 (25.1) 77 30 1.068(0.580–1.965) 0.833
 Diploma and above 101 (23.7) 74 27 1
Residence
 Rural 65 (15.3) 54 11 0.375(0.185–0.760) 0.007
 Semi-urban 145 (34.0) 99 46 0.856(0.547–1.339) 0.496
 Urban 216 (50.7) 140 76 1
Family size
 Four and above 232 (54.5) 144 88 2.023(1.322–3.098) 0.001
 Less than four 194 (45.5) 149 45 1
Have health professional in the house
 No 243 (57) 156 87 1.661(1.086–2.540) 0.019
 Yes 183 (43) 137 46 1
Have health insurance
 No 233 (54.7) 147 86 1.817(1.191–2.774) 0.006
 Yes 193 (45.3) 146 47 1