Serial survey shows community intervention may contribute to increase in knowledge of Tuberculosis in 30 districts of India

Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of survey respondents in baseline (2010–2011) and midline (2012–2013) survey in 30 districts in India

Characteristics	Baseline survey		Midline survey		Total
	Respondents		Respondents		Respondents
	n	%	n	%	n	%	p-value
Total	4562		4804		9366
Sex
Women	2242	49	2396	50	4638	50	0.29
Men	2320	51	2408	50	4728	50
Age (years)
18–24	692	15	686	17	1378	14	<0.001
25–34	1266	28	1272	31	2538	26
35–44	1427	31	1238	30	2665	26
45–54	957	21	865	21	1822	18
> 55	220	5	743	18	963	15
Settlement
Rural	3388	74	3360	70	6748	72	<0.001
Urban	1174	26	1440	30	2614	28
Education^a
Illiterate	1394	31	1110	23	2504	27	<0.001
Literate	3168	69	3668	77	6836	73
Income
< 4000	2875	63	2165	45	5040	54	<0.001
> 4001	1580	35	2422	50	4002	43
Don't know	107	2	217	5	324	3
Zones
North	1067	23	1123	23	2190	23	0.98
East	1234	27	1279	27	2513	27
West	1202	26	1280	27	2482	27
South	1059	23	1122	23	2181	23

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