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Table 4 Bivariate and multivariate logistic regression for routine viral load tests done between 2014 and 2018

From: Virological outcomes and risk factors for non-suppression for routine and repeat viral load testing after enhanced adherence counselling during viral load testing scale-up in Zimbabwe: analytic cross-sectional study using laboratory data from 2014 to 2018

Variables

Categories

OR

p-value

(95% CI)

aOR

p-value

(95% CI)

Sex

Female

1

 < 0.001

  

 < 0.001

 

Male

1.22

(1.18–1.27)

1.19

(1.14–1.24)

Missing

1.04

(0.90–1.16)

1.01

(0.90–1.14)

Age

Adults

1

 < 0.001

  

 < 0.001

 

Children (0–9 years)

2.54

(2.31–2.77)

2.40

(2.19–2.62)

Adolescents (10–19 years)

3.36

(3.16–3.58)

3.11

(2.91–3.31)

Young adults (20–24 years)

2.21

(2.03–2.39)

2.26

(2.08–2.46)

Adults (≥ 50 years)

0.74

(0.70–0.77)

0.68

(0.64–0.72)

Year of ART initiation

 < 2010

1

 < 0.001

  

 < 0.001

 

2011–2013

1.00

(0.95–1.04)

0.94

(0.90–0.99)

2014–2015

0.90

(0.86–0.95)

0.83

(0.79–0.88)

 > 2016

0.90

(0.85–0.96)

0.84

(0.79–0.89)

Pregnant

Unconfirmed*

1

 < 0.001

  

0.003

 

Confirmed

0.76

(0.67–0.86)

0.79

(0.70–0.90)

Consent to receive VL results notification via mobile text message reminder

No

1

 < 0.001

  

 < 0.001

 

Yes

0.84

(0.80–0.88)

0.90

(0.86–0.95)

Missing

0.98

(0.90–1.06)

0.98

(0.90–1.06)

Breastfeeding

Unconfirmed*

1

0.006

    

Confirmed

0.88

(0.81–0.96)

  

Level of care

Primary

1

 < 0.001

  

 < 0.001

 

Secondary

1.27

(1.22–1.31)

1.21

(1.17–1.26)

Tertiary

1.74

(1.54–1.96)

1.63

(1.44–1.85)

Missing

1.08

(0.63–1.72)

0.96

(0.56–1.56)

  1. The bold is to emphasis statistically significant p-values
  2. *Unconfirmed includes males and females of all ages