Research Article
Adherence to Diaphragm Use for Infection Prevention: A Prospective Study of Female Sex Workers in Kenya
Table 5
Associations between consistent diaphragm use with “other” partners in previous 2 weeks and selected demographic characteristics and attitudes toward diaphragm use, Nairobi, Kenya, 2004-2005.
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OR = odds ratio; CI = confidence interval Analyzed with logistic regression model with generalized estimating equations based on 362 bimonthly study visits from 135 women who reported having sex with “other” partner during at least one bimonthly visit. Adjusted for all variables in column. The following variables also were analyzed but were not associated with consistent diaphragm use: ethnicity (Kikuyu versus other), education ( 9 USD versus 9 USD), important to prevent pregnancy (not at all versus moderately or a lot); worry about pregnancy (not at all versus moderately or a lot); worry about HIV (not at all versus moderately or a lot); new sex partners in past 2 weeks (0 versus 1-2 versus 3); and the remaining factors that did not load in principal component analysis (listed in the footnote for Table 4). |