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Table 3 Individual and community factors associated with TMP use for childhood illnesses among childbearing women in 32 African countries

From: The use of traditional medicine practitioner services for childhood illnesses among childbearing women: a multilevel analysis of demographic and health surveys in 32 sub-Saharan African countries

  

Model 0

Model 1(community)

Model 11(individual)

Model 111 AOR (95%CI)

Characteristics

Variable

    

Place of Residence

Rural

 

1.41(1.15–1.73)

 

1.25(1.00- 1.56)

Urban

 

1

 

1

Household Wealth

Poor

 

1.42(1.16–1.72)

 

1.22(0.98- 1.52)

Middle

 

1.23(0.98–1.54)

 

1.18(0.93–1.51)

Rich

 

1

 

1

Sex of Household Head

Male

 

1.74(1.37–2.20)

 

1.64(1.27–2.11)

Female

 

1

 

1

Decision Making Ability

Yes

 

1

 

1

No

 

1.27(1.09–1.45)

 

1.06(0.90–1.25)

Maternal Education

No formal education

  

1.77(1.36–2.30)

1.62(1.23–2.12)

Primary education

  

1.11(0.87–1.43)

1.05(0.81–1.36)

Secondary plus

  

1

1

Currently Working

Yes

  

1.28(1.10–1.50)

1.25(1.06–1.47)

No

  

1

1

Access to Media

Yes

  

1

1

No

  

1.31(1.13–1.52)

1.19(1.02–1.39)

Husband/Partners Educational Status

No Formal Education

  

1.27(1.03–1.57)

1.16(0.93–1.44)

Primary Education

  

0.88(0.71–1.09)

0.82(0.66–1.01)

Secondary Plus

  

1

1

Birth Order

First

  

1

1

2–4

  

0.92(0.60–1.41)

0.87(0.57–1.34)

5 + 

  

0.71(0.45–1.14)

0.65(0.40–1.04)

Parity

One birth

  

1

1

Two births

  

1.02(0.66–1.41)

1.05(0.68–1.63)

Three births

  

1.01(0.61–1.65)

1.08(0.66–1.79)

Four or more births

  

1.27(0.77–2.09)

1.39(0.84–2.29)

Covered by Health Insurance

Yes

  

1

1

No

  

2.21(1.47–3.33)

2.37(1.53–3.66)

Getting Permission to go to the hospital

Big problem

  

1.20(1.01–1.43)

1.23(1.03–1.47)

Not a big problem

  

1

1

Getting money Needed for Treatment

Big problem

  

1.05(0.89–1.24)

1.05(0.89–1.25)

Not a big problem

  

1

1

Distance to Health Facility

Big problem

  

1.13(0.96–1.32)

1.08(0.92–1.28)

Not a big problem

  

1

1

Size of the Child at Birth

Above average

  

1.23(1.05–1.44)

1.20(1.03–1.41)

Below average

  

0.89(0.72–1.09)

0.91(0.74–1.12)

Average

  

1

1

Random effect result

 

PSU variance (95% CI)

0.35(0.25–0.48)

0.38(0.27–0.54)

0.41(0.29–0.57)

0.41(0.29–0.58)

 

ICC

0.09

0.10

0.11

0.11

 

LR Test

79.99, p < 0.001

76.14, p < 0.001

73.67, p < 0.001

66.61, p < 0.001

 

Wald chi-square

Reference

79.24

188.03

198.46

Model fitness

     
 

Log Likelihood

-4307.591

-3684.198

-3349.869

-3219.234

AIC

8619.182

7382.397

6737.737

6486.468

 

BIC

8635.593

7438.57

6888.077

6675.706

  1. PSU Primary Sampling Units, ICC Interclass correlation Coefficient, TMP Traditional medicine Practitioner, LR Test Likelihood ratio Test, AIC Akaike’s Information Criterion, BIC Bayesian information criterion
  2. Model 0 is the null model, a baseline model without any independent variable
  3. Model 1 is adjusted for community level variables
  4. Model 2 is adjusted for individual level variables
  5. Model 3 is the final model adjusted for community and individual level variables