Association between socio-environmental factors, coverage by family health teams, and rainfall in the spatial distribution of Zika virus infection in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in 2015 and 2016

Table 1 Spearman correlation for Zika virus incidence and variables related to socioeconomic status, household conditions, and rainfall

–	INCOME < 1 MW	INCOME1to2MW	BROWN_BLACK	NO_SCHOOL	WATER_SYST	SEWAGE_SYST	GARB_COLLECT	LIVE_ALONE	RAINFALL	TEAM_FHS
LOG_TXZIKV	0.122^a	0.223^a	0.099^a	0.096^a	−0.148^a	− 0.192^a	0.055^a	− 0.084^a	− 0.174^a	0.052^a
INCOME < 1 MW		0.076^a	0.881^a	0.808^a	−0.221^a	−0.337^a	− 0.212^a	−0.205^a	− 0.320^a	0.245^a
INCOME1to2MW			0.218^a	0.061^a	−0.001	−0.072^a	0.094^a	−0.146^a	− 0.269^a	−0.059^a
BROWN_BLACK				0.756^a	−0.199^a	−0.322^a	− 0.198^a	−0.188^a	− 0.309^a	0.215^a
NO_SCHOOL					−0.253^a	−0.369^a	− 0.270^a	−0.233^a	− 0.268^a	0.183^a
WATER_SYST						0.447^a	0.211^a	0.066^a	0.043^a	−0.003
SEWAGE_SYST							0.198^a	0.139^a	0.126^a	0.028^a
GARB_COLLECT								0.037^a	−0.033^a	−0.051^a
LIVE_ALONE									0.225^a	0.018
RAINFALL										−0.011

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