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Table 3 Information, attitudes and practices related to bed-nets by category of migrant group

From: Mobility dynamics of migrant workers and their socio-behavioral parameters related to malaria in Tier II, Artemisinin Resistance Containment Zone, Myanmar

Characteristic

Category 1

Category 2

Category 3

Combined

Received any form of IEC in malaria

Yes

26(76.5)

176(20.4)

219(14.7)

711(25.3)

No

8(23.5)

651(75.5)

1,169(78.7)

1,947(69.4)

DK

0(0.0)

35(4.1)

97(6.5)

149(5.3)

Health staff visited for malaria related reasons

Yes

31(91.2)

271(31.4)

328(22.1)

977(34.8)

No

3(8.8)

551(63.9)

1,071(72.1)

1,696(60.4)

DK

0(0.0)

40(4.6)

86(5.8)

134(4.8)

Number of treated bed nets at home

Sum

27

707

767

2543

Mean ± SE

0.8 ± 1.1

0.9 ± 1.1

0.65 ± 0.77

1.1 ± 1.2

Range

0-4

0-8

0-6

0 -10

Willing to buy treated bed nets

 

n = 33

n = 755

n = 1,175

n = 1,963

24 (72.7)

491 (65.0)

777 (66.1)

1292 (65.8)

One can’t catch malaria if sleeping regularly under treated bed net

 

n = 33

n = 756

n = 1,178

n = 1,967

Agree

31 (93.9)

682 (90.2)

965 (81.9)

1678 (85.3)

Disagree

1 (3.0)

27 (3.6)

35 (3.0)

63 (3.2)

Uncertain

0 (0.0)

37 (4.9)

129 (11.0)

166(8.4)

No response

1 (3.0)

10 (1.3)

49 (4.2)

60 (3.1)

Type of net slept last night a

 

n = 34

n = 862

n = 1,485

n = 2,381

Ordinary

14 (41.2)

420 (48.7)

763 (51.4)

1197 (50.3)

ITN

1 (2.9)

119 (13.8)

132 (8.9)

252 (10.6)

LLIN

1 (2.9)

106 (12.3)

117 (7.9)

224 (9.4)

Number of family members slept under any type of net last night

 

n = 34

n = 862

n = 1,485

n = 2,381

None

6 (17.6)

66 (7.7)

81 (5.5)

153 (6.4)

One

5 (14.7)

145 (16.8)

295 (19.9)

445 (18.7)

2-4

7 (20.6)

389 (45.1)

529 (35.6)

925 (38.8)

≥5

16 (47.1)

262 (30.4)

580 (39.1)

858 (36.0)

  1. Percentages shown in parentheses
  2. aTotal does not add up to 100 due to single item response