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Table 3 The association between SES and HIV testing uptake among women aged 15–49 years from a family planning clinic in Bangui, CAR. N = 1385. Odds ratios (95% Confidence intervals) for SES 1–5 with the outcome HIV testing uptake (yes/no)

From: Provider-initiated HIV testing uptake and socio-economic status among women in a conflict zone in the Central African Republic: a mixed-methods cross-sectional study

Exposure

N

Crude

Adjusted

Age

Education

Marital status

Head of household

Number of children < 15

Age + education

Age + marital status

Marital status + children < 15

Education + marital status

Age + education + marital status + children < 15

SES 1a

Low

512

           

Mid

452

1..09 (.73–1.62)

1.00 (.67–1.45)

1.07 (.72–1.60)

1.19 (.80–1.78)

1.20 (.80–1.79)

0.97 (.65–1.46)

0.99 (.66–1.49)

1.11 (.74–1.67)

1.11 (.73–1.67)

1.25 (.83–1.88)

1.15 (.76–1.74)

High

421

.83 (.57–1.22)

.74 (.50–1.10)

.80 (.53–1.20)

.94 (.64–1.39)

.93 (.63–1.38)

.69 (.46–1.03)

.73 (.48–1.10)

.85 (.57–1.27)

.83 (.54–1.27)

1.04 (.68–1.59)

.92 (.59–1.45)

SES 2b

            

Low

490

           

Mid

519

1.09 (.75–1.59)

1.03 (.70–1.50)

1.08 (.74–1.58)

1.15 (.79–1.68)

1.16 (.79–1.70)

1.01 (.69–1.48)

1.03 (.70–1.51)

1.09 (.74–1.61)

1.10 (.74–1.67)

1.19 (.81–1.75)

1.13 (.76–1.66)

High

376

1.01 (.68–1.52)

.96 (.64–1.44)

1.01 (.67–1.52)

1.00 (.66–1.50)

1.04 (.70–1.57)

.92 (.61–1.39)

.97 (.64–1.46)

.95 (.63–1.44)

.94 (.62–1.42)

1.05 (.69–1.59)

1.00 (.65–1.53)

SES 3c

            

Low

526

           

Mid

679

.96 (.66–1.38)

.88 (.61–1.28)

.97 (.67–1.40)

1.19 (.80–1.75)

1.02 (.69–1.52)

.91 (.63–1.32)

.89 (.61–1.30)

1.09 (.73–1.63)

1.13 (.76–1.67)

1.22 (.83–1.81)

1.11 (.75–1.66)

High

214

.44 (.29-.68)**

.42 (.27-.65)**

.42 (.27-.66)**

1.08 (.57–2.05)

.51 (.29-.90)*

.45 (.29-.69)**

.40 (.25-.62)**

.94 (.49–1.81)

1.01 (.53–1.92)

1.08 (.57–2.04)

.91 (.47–1.74)

SES 4d

            

Low

674

           

Mid

358

.96 (.65–1.43)

1.06 (.71–1.58)

.96 (.65–1.43)

.82 (.55–1.23)

.87 (.58–1.30)

1.02 (.68–1.52)

1.06 (.71–1.58)

.90 (.59–1.36)

.86 (.57–1.29)

.81 (.54–1.21)

.88 (.59–1.34)

High

383

.83 (.57–1.21)

.89 (.61–1.31)

.84 (.57–1.22)

.76 (.52–1.11)

.80 (.55–1.17)

.87 (.60–1.28)

.89 (.61–1.31)

.80 (.55–1.18)

.78 (.53–1.15)

.75 (.51–1.10)

.80 (.55–1.18)

SES 5e

            

Low

542

           

Mid

452

1.28 (.86–1.90)

1.11 (.74–1.67)

1.21 (.80–1.83)

1.29 (.86–1.93)

1.38 (.92–2.06)

.97 (.63–1.50)

1.06 (.69–1.62)

1.16 (.77–1.76)

1.10 (.71–1.70)

1.38 (.91–2.11)

1.17 (.74–1.85)

High

424

.84 (.58–1.22)

.70 (.47–1.03)

.76 (.49–1.17)

.94 (.64–1.37)

.95 (.65–1.39)

.55 (.35-.86)**

.64 (.41-.99)**

.80 (.54–1.20)

.71 (.44–1.15)

1.08 (.69–1.71)

.82 (.48–1.42)

  1. *p < 0.05
  2. **p < 0.01
  3. aComposed by all 16 variables
  4. bComposed by 12 variables, confounders are left out
  5. cComposed by the 6 variables loading on component 1
  6. dComposed by the 4 variables loading on component 2
  7. eComposed by the 7 variables loading on component 3
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