Knowledge and attitude on prevention of COVID-19 among community health workers in Nepal-a cross-sectional study

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Table 6 Effect of socio-demographic and enabling factors on Knowledge and attitude (logistic regression model)

Variables	Categories	Adjusted Odds ratio (AOR)	95% CI	*P-value*
Gender	Male	1.913	1.266–2.891	*0.002*
Gender	Female	Ref
Designation	HA	Ref
	AHW	1.213	0.563–2.613	0.622
	ANM	0.991	0.450–2.181	0.982
	Nursing staff	2.243	1.006–5.000	*0.048*
	PHO	0.279	0.055–1.429	0.126
	Others	0.386	0.092–1.620	0.193
Education level	Master	Ref
	Bachelor	0.465	0.228–0.950	*0.036*
	PCL	0.778	0.311–1.949	0.592
	TSLC	0.305	0.161–0.579	*< 0.001*
Monthly income	25 K–35 K	Ref
	35 K–45 K	1.338	0.647–2.766	0.431
	45 K–55 K	2.523	1.157–5.500	*0.020*
	Above 55 K	0.979	0.415–2.312	0.962
Variable	Categories	Adjusted Odds ratio (AOR)	95% CI	*p-value*
Gender	Male	1.884	1.216–2.918	*0.005*
Gender	Female	Ref
Firstly, known Information about COVID-19	Social medias (FB/Twitter/ YouTube/ Instagram)	Ref
	Television/ radio	0.301	0.035–2.580	0.273
	Friends and relatives	0.367	0.076–1.768	0.211
	scientific journals	0.475	0.293–0.768	*0.002*
Palika level COVID-19 Response team	Yes	Ref
	No	1.451	0.882–2.386	0.142
	Do not know	0.195	0.044–0.863	*0.031*

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