Research Article

Factors Affecting Intention to Disclose HIV Status among Adult Population in Sarawak, Malaysia

Table 4

Gender-stratified factors affecting the disclosure of HIV status: binary logistic regression analysis.

VariablesβMaleβFemale
AOR95% CIAOR95% CI

Age in yearsNI
<30 (RC)1
30–39−0.1130.8930.465, 1.713
40–490.8122.2531.218, 4.167
50–591.5454.6862.133, 10.293
>600.7252.0640.907, 4.695
Ethnicity
Malay1.8226.1842.921, 13.090
IbanNI1.0712.9171.722, 4.943
Bidayuh1.4974.4682.211, 9.027
Others (RC)1
Occupation
Gainful job (RC)1
Self-employed−0.5320.5880.347, 0.997NI
Unemployed0.5591.7490.946, 3.235
Knowledge on HIV transmissionNI
Poor (≤6)1.0432.8371.294, 6.129
Average (7–14)1.5224.5822.582, 8.131
Good (≥15) (RC)1
Content of discussion
No or poor (≤2.30)0.6371.8901.183, 3.021−0.0010.9990.624, 1.598
Moderate (2.31–5.13)1.5784.8471.664, 14.1181.4634.3171.212, 15.371
Extensive (≥5.14) (RC)11
Constant−1.3930.248−0.1770.838

Model chi-square (df)79.751 (10)43.336 (5)
n450450
Goodness of fit9.976 (8); 0.2676.351 (6); 0.385
Nagelkerke R square0.2260.130
Cox and Snell R square0.1620.092

. Dependent variable = disclosure of HIV status (yes versus no). RC = reference category; AOR = adjusted odds ratio; NI = not included.