Journal of Environmental and Public Health / 2020 / Article / Tab 1 / Research Article
Individual and Community Factors Associated with Household Insecticide-Treated Bednet Usage in the Sunyani West District of Ghana Two Years after Mass Distribution Table 1 Demographic factors associated with ITN use among household respondents in the Sunyani West district, June 2017.
Variable ITN use Chi-square valueYes No Sex Male 43 (75.44%) 14 (25.56%) 10.21 0.001 Female 188 (52.81%) 168 (47.19%) Age 18–49 181 (45.48%) 151 (54.52%) 5.06 0.08 50–64 43 (32.81%) 21 (67.19%) 65+ 7 (58.82%) 10 (41.18%) Marital status Married 161 (54.76%) 133 (45.24%) 0.097 Single 53 (58.24%) 38 (41.76%) Divorced 6 (40.00%) 9 (60.00%) Widowed 11 (84.64%) 2 (15.38%) Education No formal education 57 (63.33%) 33 (36.67%) 3.65 0.301 Primary/JSS 97 (56.07%) 76 (43.93%) Secondary/Vocational 48 (53.33%) 42 (46.67%) Tertiary 29 (48.33%) 31 (51.67%) Occupation Public 41 (51.90) 38 (48.01%) 12. 23 0.007 Private 40 (76.92%) 12 (23.08%) Self-employed 132 (51.97%) 122 (48.03) Unemployed 18 (64.29%) 10 (35.71%) Religion Christian 186 (52.99%) 165 (47.01%) 0.001 Moslem 37 (72.55%) 14 (27.42%) Traditionalist 8 (100.00%) 0 (0.00%) Others 0 (0.00) 3 (100.00)