Volume 19, Number 2—February 2013
Dispatch
Risk Perceptions for Avian Influenza Virus Infection among Poultry Workers, China
Table 2
Risk variable† |
OR‡ |
95% CI |
p value |
---|---|---|---|
Wearing work clothing | |||
Age, y (<36/36–45/>45) | –/3.08/11.24 | –/0.58–21.83/2.22–76.60 | –/0.19/<0.01 |
Education (low/high) | –/0.70 | –/0.25–1.91 | –/0.45 |
Job (chicken keepers/duck keepers) |
–/0.2 |
–/0.07–0.58 |
–/<0.01 |
Wearing gloves | |||
Age, y (<36/36–45/>45) | –/0.51/0.62 | –/0.26–1.02/0.27–1.38 | –/0.04/0.20 |
Education (low/high) | –/0.67 | –/0.36–1.23 | –/0.17 |
Job (chicken keepers/duck keepers) |
–/0.43 |
–/0.23–0.78 |
–/<0.01 |
Wearing mask | |||
Age, y (<36/36–45/>45) | –/0.66/0.7 | –/0.33–1.33/0.31–1.58 | –/0.21/0.35 |
Education (low/high) | –/0.71 | –/0.39–1.29 | –/0.23 |
Job (chicken keepers/duck keepers) |
–/0.42 |
–/0.23–0.77 |
–/<0.01 |
Washing hands after finishing work | |||
Age, y (<36/36–45/>45) | –/0.91/2.58 | –/0.35–2.34/0.99–6.76 | –/0.83/0.31 |
Education (low/high) | –/0.69 | –/0.31–1.50 | –/0.31 |
Job (chicken keepers/duck keepers) |
–/0.29 |
–/0.14–0.63 |
–/<0.01 |
Regular disinfection | |||
Age, y (<36/36–45/>45) | –/1.52/4.29 | –/0.49–4.86/1.39–13.77 | –/0.43/<0.01 |
Education (low/high) | –/0.48 | –/0.19–1.19 | –/0.08 |
Job (chicken keepers/duck keepers) | –/0.11 | –/0.04–0.30 | –/<0.01 |
*OR, odds ratio; –, indicates that OR of variable itself is not calculated; boldface indicates that p value is significant.
†Low education indicates junior high school, elementary school and below; high education indicates senior high school, university or college and above.
‡ORs are calculated as follows: for different age groups, we calculated 2 ORs—OR1 = odds (<36 y)/odds (36–45 y), OR2 = odds (<36 y)/odds (>45 y); for different education groups, OR = odds (low)/odds (high); for different job groups, OR = odds (chicken keepers)/odds (duck keepers).
1These authors contributed equally to this work.
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