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Table 5 Respondent characteristics, knowledge and concern level status associated with high practice adherence classification on the KAP survey

From: Tickborne disease awareness and protective practices among U.S. Forest Service employees from the upper Midwest, USA

 

n

High Practice, n (%)

Odds ratios

(95% CI)

Adjusted OR

(95% CI)

Sex

 Male

61

37 (61)

0.67 (0.27–1.65)

0.70 (0.24–2.07)

 Female

33

23 (70)

1.0

 

Age

  ≥ 46 years

41

30 (73)

2.02 (0.84–4.86)

3.29 (1.00–10.84)

  < 46 years

54

31 (57)

1.0

 

Years in current job

  > 10 years

70

47 (67)

1.61 (0.63–4.09)

0.42 (0.11–1.58)

  ≤ 10 years

25

14 (56)

1.0

 

Time spent working outdoors

  > 20 h/week

46

26 (56)

0.52 (0.22–1.22)

0.63 (0.23–1.71)

  ≤ 20 h/week

49

35 (71)

1.0

 

TBD diagnosis

 Yes

25

21 (84)

3.94 (1.22–12.68)

5.88 (1.41–24.55)

 No

70

40 (57)

1.0

 

Tick exposure

 High

71

46 (65)

0.98 (0.37–2.63)

1.04 (0.32–3.35)

 Low

23

15 (65)

1.0

 

Knowledge

 High

71

44 (62)

0.67 (0.25–1.83)

0.40 (0.12–1.38)

 Low

24

17 (71)

1.0

 

Concern level

 High

56

43 (77)

3.86 (1.60–9.34)

6.32 (1.97–20.28)

 Low

39

18 (46)

1.0

 
  1. Odds ratios (95% CIs) were estimated in univariate logistic regression models and aORs (95% CIs) were based on multivariate logistic regression models that included all of the respondent factors listed as explanatory variables