Attitudes of Healthcare Workers about Prevention and Control of Nosocomial Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis Infection in Two Top-Ranked Tuberculosis Specialized Public Hospitals of Ethiopia

Table 4

Attitude predictor factors among HCWs about the nosocomial MDR-TB-IPC.

Variables	Category	Attitude (%)		P value	COR (95% CI)	P value	AOR (95% CI)
		Good	Poor
Gender	Male	189 (90.9)	19 (9.1)	0.001		0.249	1
	Female	145 (82.4)	31 (17.6)	0.15	0.470 (0.25–0.86)		0.67 (0.35–1.31)
Monthly income	<5001	58 (71.6)	23 (28.4)	0.001	1	0.306	1
	5001–7000	34 (87.2)	5 (12.8)	0.06	2.69 (0.94–7.75)	0.290	1.84 (0.596–5.66)
	7001–9000	63 (92.6)	5 (7.4)	0.002	4.99 (1.78–14.01)	0.032	3.34 (1.11-10.05)
	9001–11000	49 (89.1)	6 (10.9)	0.018	3.24 (1.22–8.59)	0.388	1.60 (0.55–4.66)
	>11000	130 (92.2)	11 (7.8)	0.001	4.69 (2.14–10.25)	0.297	1.65 (0.64–4.27)
Experience	<3 years	222 (84.4)	41 (15.6)
	≥3 years	112 (92.6)	9 (7.4)	0.031	2.29 (1.08–4.89)	0.249	1.63 (0.71–3.74)
Training received	Yes	174 (94.6)	10 (5.4)	0.001	4.35 (2.11–8.98)	0.008	2.96 (1.32-6.62)
	No	160 (80.0)	40 (20.0)	0.001	4		1
Knowledge level	Poor	24 (63.2)	14 (36.8)	0.001		0.056	1
	Good	310 (89.6)	36 (10.4)		5.02 (2.38–10.57)		2.35 (0.98–5.64)

value < 0.05; COR, crude odds ratio; AOR, adjusted odds ratio.