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Table 6 Factors associated with good practice toward COVID-19 prevention (N = 380)

From: Knowledge and practice of physicians during COVID-19 pandemic: a cross-sectional study in Lebanon

 

Practice

 
 

Poor

Good

p-value

Adjusted OR (95%CI)

Gender

  

0.72

 

 Male

119 (62.3)

121 (64.0)

  

 Female

72 (37.7)

68 (36.0)

  

Age categories (years)

  

0.08

 

 <40

105 (55%)

87 (46%)

 

1.00

  ≥ 40

86 (45.0)

102 (54.0)

 

0.51 (0.24–1.07)

Marital status

  

0.11

 

 Married

125 (65.4)

138 (73.0)

  

 Others†

66 (34.6)

51 (27.0)

 

1.00

Specialty

  

0.32

0.86 (0.52–1.40)

 General

31 (16.2)

24 (12.7)

  

 Practitioner

160 (83.8)

165 (87.3)

  

Place of work

  

0.75

 

 Private hospitals

159 (83.2)

155 (82.0)

  

 Public hospitals

32 (16.8)

34 (18.0)

  

Frontline worker

  

0.008*

 

 No

54 (28.3)

32 (16.9)

 

1.00

 Yes

137 (71.7)

157 (83.1)

 

2.01 (1.21–3.34)

Years of experience (years)

  

0.001*

 

 <10

115 (60.2)

82 (43.4)

 

1.00

  ≥ 10

76 (39.8)

107 (56.6)

 

3.35 (1.60–7.02)

Knowledge

  

0.049*

 

 Poor

26 (13.6)

14 (7.4)

 

1.00

 Good

165 (86.4)

175 (92.6)

 

2.04 (1.01–4.12)

  1. † others included single, widowed, and divorced, *p-value<0.05 is considered significant