Knowledge, Perceived Risk and Utilization of Prostate Cancer Screening Services among Men in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

Table 3

Univariate and multivariate logistic regression of factors associated with utilization of prostate cancer screening services.

Variable		Total	Screened (%)	Univariate			Multivariate
				COR	95% CI	-value	AOR	95% CI	-value
Age	40–50	179	5 (2.8)	1			1
	51–60	131	5 (3.8)	1.38	(0.39–4.87)	0.616	2.13	(0.55–8.22)	0.274
	Above 60	78	20 (25.6)	12.00	(4.3–33.41)	<0.001	21.46	(6.23–73.93)	<0.001
Marital status	Married	330	24 (7.3)	0.68	(0.27–1.74)	0.422
	Not married	58	6 (10.3)	1
Education	≤Primary	115	6 (5.2)	0.61	(0.22–1.67)	0.331
	Secondary	129	12 (9.3)	1.13	(0.49–2.61)	0.778
	College/University	144	12 (8.3)	1			1
Income	>305USD	147	26 (17.7)	12.52	(4.27–36.67)	<0.001	15.68	(4.60–53.48)	<0.001
	≤305USD	237	4 (1.7)	1			1
Knowledge	Good	186	29 (15.6)	37.13	(5.00–275.54)	<0.001	67.72	(8.20–559.57)	<0.001
	Poor	202	1 (0.5)	1			1
Perceived risk	Yes	263	34(12.9)	13.4	(6.12–187.71)	<0.001	16.34	(7.82–214.92)	<0.001
	No	125	2(1.6)	1			1