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Table 1 Characteristics of the study participants in Ethiopia, 2016 (n = 5609)

From: Spatial variation and associated factors of deworming among children aged 24 to 59 months in Ethiopia: spatial and multilevel logistic analysis

Characteristics

Weighted frequency

Percent

Maternal age

 15–24 years

1028

17.28%

 25–34 years

3267

54.90%

 35–49 years

1655

27.82%

Maternal education

 None

4127

69.37%

 Primary school

1458

24.51%

 Secondary and above

364

6.12%

Working status

3176

53.40%

 Working

2773

46.60%

 not working

  

Sex of household head

  

 Male

5111

85.90%

 Female

837

14.00%

Family Wealth status

 Poor

2882

48.45%

 Middle

1201

20.20%

 Rich

1865

31.36%

Perceived distance to health facilities

 Big problem

3624

61.00%

 Not big problem

2324

39.00%

Health related decision making autonomy

 Husband only

1239

21.95%

 Jointly

3683

65.24%

 Mother alone

723

12.80%

Place of delivery to the last birth

 Home

4754

79.92%

 Health facility

1194

20.08%

Sex of the child

 Male

3218

54.10%

 Female

2730

45.90%

Age of the child(months)

 24–35 months

1830

31.80%

 36–47 months

1903

33.00%

 48–59 months

2028

35.20%

Diarrhea in the last 2 weeks

 No

5423

91.16%

 Yes

526

8.84%

Place of residency

 Urban

625

10.50%

 Rural

5323

89.50%

Region

 Tigray

360

6.06%

 Afar

63

1.06%

 Amhara

1125

18.92%

 Oromia

2574

43.26%

 Somali

291

4.88%

 Benishangul

69

1.16%

 SNNP

1291

1.16%

 Gambela

15

21.71%

 Harari

14

0.23%

 Addis Ababa

121

2.04%

 Dire Dawa

25

0.43%

Community poverty

 Low

3659

61.50%

 High

2290

38.50%

Community literacy

 Low

3044

51.20%

 High

2905

48.80%