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Table 6 Factors associated with antibiotic resistance in univariate and multivariate analyses

From: Antibiotic resistance among the Lahu hill tribe people, northern Thailand: a cross-sectional study

Factors

Drug-resistance

No drug-resistance

Univariate analyses

Multivariate analyses

n

%

n

%

OR

95% CI

p-value

AOR

95% CI

p-value

Total

30

12.5

210

87.5

      

Age (years)

  < 60

20

66.6

172

81.9

1.00

     

  ≥ 60

10

33.3

38

18.1

2.26

0.98–5.22

0.056

   

Education

 No

18

60.0

92

43.8

1.92

0.88–4.19

0.100

   

 Yes

12

40.0

118

56.2

1.00

     

Received antibiotic information

 No

8

26.7

54

25.7

1.05

0.44–2.49

0.911

   

 Yes

22

73.3

156

74.3

1.00

     

Knowledge on infectious diseases

 Poor

6

20.0

35

16.7

1.25

0.48–3.28

0.651

   

 Good

24

80.0

175

83.3

1.00

     

Knowledge regarding antibiotic use

 Poor

25

83.3

134

63.81

2.80

1.04–7.71

0.041*

2.56

1.09–5.32

0.048*

 Good

5

16.7

76

36.2

1.00

  

1.00

  

Attitudes regarding antibiotic use

 Poor

19

63.3

104

49.5

1.76

0.80–3.88

0.161

   

 Good

11

36.7

106

50.5

1.00

     

Behavior regarding antibiotic use

 Poor

24

80.0

131

62.4

2.41

1.02–6.16

0.046*

1.79

1.06–4.80

0.041*

 Good

6

20.0

79

37.6

1.00

  

1.00

  

Frequency of antibiotic use last 12 month (time)

 1

22

73.3

131

62.4

1.00

     

  ≥ 2

8

26.7

79

37.6

0.60

0.25–1.41

0.24

   
  1. * Significant level at α = 0.05