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Table 2 Crude analysis of cure of new TB cases and epidemiological and healthcare variables (N = 14,384). City of Rio de Janeiro (RJ), Brazil, 2012–2014

From: Spatial analysis of tuberculosis cure in primary care in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Variables (N = 14,384)

Cure

OR

95% CI

p-value

Yes

No

Total

n

%

n

%

n

%

HIV coinfection

 Yes

606

8.0%

643

23.1%

1249

12.1%

1.00

  

 No

6.977

92.0%

2139

76.9%

9116

87.9%

3.46

3.07–3.91

< 0.001b

HIV test performed

 Positive

744

7.1%

707

18.3%

1451

10.1%

1.00

  

 Negative

7.573

71.9%

1960

50.9%

9533

66.3%

3.67

3.28–4.12

< 0.001b

 Not performed

2.213

21.0%

1187

30.8%

3400

23.6%

1.77

1.56–2.01

< 0.001b

Supervised TB treatment

 Yes

6.181

65.2%

1895

54.9%

8076

62.4%

1.00

  

 No

3.300

34.8%

1556

45.1%

4856

37.6%

0.65

0.6–0.7

< 0.001b

Contact investigation

 Yes

8.572

81.4%

2359

61.2%

10,931

76.0%

1.00

  

 No

1.958

18.6%

1495

38.8%

3453

24.0%

0.36

0.33–0.39

< 0.001b

Alcohol abuse

 Yes

769

8.7%

524

17.2%

1293

10.9%

1.00

  

 No

8.066

91.3%

2517

82.8%

10,583

89.1%

2.18

1.94–2.46

< 0.001b

Time covered by PHC

 4 to 18 months

1.211

26.8%

417

25.8%

1628

26.6%

1.00

  

  > 18 to 35 months

1.766

39.1%

680

42.0%

2446

39.9%

0.89

0.78–1.03

0.115

  > 35 to 41 months

418

9.3%

124

7.7%

542

8.8%

1.16

0.92–1.46

0.207

  > 41 months

1.118

24.8%

397

24.5%

1515

24.7%

0.97

0.83–1.14

0.717

  1. SOURCE: Municipal databases, SINAN (DATASUS/MS) and IBGE, 2010. Updated 10 January 2016
  2. Abbreviations: n sampling size, OR odds ratio, 95% CI 95% confidence interval; p-value - significance level
  3. a reference category; b statistical significance p < 0.05