Sexual behaviour among casual workers in an international nightlife resort: a case control study

BMC Public Health

Table 2 Logistic regression for sexual behaviour in Ibiza among individuals arriving without a sexual partner

	Had sex			Had unprotected sex*			Had >1 partner*			Had sex with a non-UK resident*
	AOR	95%CI	P	AOR	95%CI	P	AOR	95%CI	P	AOR	95%CI	P
Sample type
Holidaymaker	ref			ref			ref			ref
Casual worker	5.23	2.78–9.84	<0.001	3.01	1.61–5.63	<0.005	2.82	1.41–5.65	<0.005	NS
Gender
Female	ref			ref			ref			ref
Male	NS			NS			2.19	1.23–2.90	<0.01	2.4	1.20–4.77	<0.05
Age group
20+	ref			ref			ref			ref
16–19	1.89	1.27–2.80	<0.005	NS			NS			NS
Sexual partners in previous 6 months
0	ref		<0.001	ref			ref		<0.001	ref		<0.005
1	1.47	0.80–2.73	NS	NS			6.21	1.29–30.04	<0.05	0.84	0.23–3.01	NS
2–5	3.91	2.12–7.19	<0.001	NS			7.19	1.54–33.51	<0.05	0.73	0.22–2.48	NS
6+	21.29	8.38–54.09	<0.001	NS			46.86	8.34–263.19	<0.001	2.72	1.20–4.77	NS
Used drugs in Ibiza
No	ref			ref			ref			ref
Yes	NS			NS			NS			NS

NS = not significant. AOR = adjusted odds ratios. CI = confidence intervals. Reference categories for each variable are identified with (ref). P values placed next to the reference category for Sexual partners in the previous 6 months refer to the overall significance across categories.
*Analyses of having had unprotected sex, sex with more than one partner and sex with a non-UK resident in Ibiza are limited to individuals who arrived without a sexual partner and had sex while abroad.

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