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Table 4 Logistic regression model of individual and socio-structural factors associated with condom use at last sex among transgender women in Terai districts of Nepal, (n = 172, missing = 1)

From: Prevalence of HIV, syphilis, and assessment of the social and structural determinants of sexual risk behaviour and health service utilisation among MSM and transgender women in Terai highway districts of Nepal: findings based on an integrated biological and behavioural surveillance survey using respondent driven sampling

 

Crude OR

95% CI

P-value

AOR

95% CI

P-value

Individual factors

Income level

  Less than 3000

1

     

  3000–10,000

2.51

1.09–5.77

0.031

   

  Above 10,000

2.36

1.01–5.54

0.048

   

Total

      

Resident region

  Eastern region

1

  

1

  

  Western region

3.63

1.72–7.67

0.001

2.74

1.18–6.39

0.020

  Far west region

1.30

0.60–2.82

0.500

1.42

0.63–3.24

0.402

Active syphilis

  Negative

1

     

  Positive

0.49

0.19–1.26

0.136

   

Syphilis

  Negative

1

     

  Positive

0.55

0.22–1.39

0.206

   

Socio-structural factors

Forced by family to marry female

  No

1

  

1

  

  Yes

0.65

0.36–1.21

0.175

0.49

0.24–1.02

0.057

Reaction when treated unfairly

  Accept it/keep to self

1

  

1

  

  Do something/keep to self

0.31

0.14–0.68

0.004

0.39

0.16–0.92

0.032

  Do something/talk to others

0.30

0.13–0.66

0.003

0.43

0.18–1.04

0.061

Away from home last month

  No

1

  

1

  

  Yes

1.72

0.90–3.28

0.103

2.43

1.15–5.10

0.019

Visited outreach centre in the last 12 months

  No

1

  

1

  

  Yes

1.85

0.96–3.56

0.065

2.37

1.12–5.02

0.025