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Table 3 Knowledge and attitude towards PITC service by cases and controls who attended OPD of selected health facilities in Wolaita zone, Southern Ethiopia, February 2012

From: Predictors of provider- initiated HIV testing and counseling refusal by outpatient department clients in Wolaita zone, Southern Ethiopia: a case control study

Variables

Case (n = 97) #(%)

Control (n = 194) #(%)

Crude OR (95 % CI)

Ever heard of PITC

 Yes

54 (55.7)

170 (87.6)

1

 No

43 (44.3)

24 (12.4)

5.64 (3.14,10.13) a

Know PITC is given to all OPD patients

 Yes

57 (58.8)

146 (75.3)

1

 No

40 (41.2)

48 (24.7)

2.14 (1.27,3.59) a

Patient has right to refuse PITC

 Yes

93 (95.9)

188 (96.9)

1

 No

4 (4.1)

6 (3.1)

1.35 (0.37,4.89)

Patients are benefited from PITC service

 Yes

89 (91.8)

187 (96.4)

1

 No

8 (8.2)

7 (3.6)

2.4 (0.84,6.83)

Support provision of PITC service to all OPD patients

 Yes

57 (58.8)

182 (93.8)

1

 No

40 (41.2)

12 (6.2)

10.64 (5.23,21.66) a

Perceive the benefits of PITC

 Yes

58 (59.8)

185 (95.4)

1

 No

39 (40.2)

9 (4.6)

13.82 (6.32,30.23) a

PITC can affect health service utilization by patients

 No

81 (83.5)

181 (93.3)

1

 Yes

16 (16.5)

13 (6.7)

2.75 (1.26,5.98) a

  1. aVariable showing significant association during bivariate analysis