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Table 4 Factors associated with willingness to pay for podoconiosis treatment services

From: Podoconiosis patients’ willingness to pay for treatment services in Northwest Ethiopia: potential for cost recovery

Variable

Willing to pay

Crude OR

Adjusted OR*

  

Yes

No

(95% CI)

(95% CI)

Sex

Male

175

58

1.33 (0.85,2.08)

0.43 (0.19,0.96)¥

Female

111

59

1

1

Educated

No

236

89

0.96 (0.53,1.72)

0.44 (0.23,0.56)

Yes

50

18

1

1

Age in years

18-30

85

31

0.69 (0.35,1.34)

0.36 (0.13,0.51)¥

31-38

56

26

0.54 (0.27,1.09)

0.21 (0.07,0.64)¥

39-50

77

33

0.58 (0.29,1.14)

0.36 (0.16,0.71)¥

51-80

68

17

1

1

Monthly income in Birr

100-180

37

48

0.05 (0.02,0.13)

0.16 (0.05,0.50)¥

181-300

57

35

0.10 (0.04,0.28)

0.42 (0.13,0.74)¥

301-500

97

7

0.88 (0.27,2.87)

0.79 (0.63,0.92)¥

501-2500

79

5

1

1

Believed that podoconiosis is preventable by wearing shoes

Yes

249

83

1.95 (1.16,3.44)

4.08 (3.45,5.54)¥

No

37

24

1

1

Paid for treatment during the past month

Yes

59

14

1.27 (0.92,3.24)

3.45 (1.27,9.34)¥

No

227

93

1

1

Family possessed a functional radio

Yes

97

12

4.06 (2.12,7.77)

4.87 (1.89,12.55)¥

No

189

95

1

1

Family harvested wheat

Yes

231

54

4.12 (2.55,6.66)

3.79 (1.77,8.11)¥

No

55

55

1

1

Wearing shoes during the interview

Yes

204

54

2.44 (1.55,3.85)

2.44 (1.22,4.9)¥

 

No

82

53

1

1

  1. OR = odds ratio, CI = confidence interval, Ref = reference.
  2. *Adjustment was made for: sex, education, age, monthly income, belief on preventability of podoconiosis, previous history of paying for treatment service, possession of goat, radio, and donkey, wheat harvesting, wearing shoes during interview.
  3. ¥P-value is <0.05.