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Table 4 Associations between demographic characteristics and IPV-related perceived and actual knowledge, attitude, and preparedness (N = 461)

From: Knowledge, attitude, and preparedness toward IPV care provision among nurses and midwives in Tanzania

 

IPV perceived knowledge score (high ≥ 14)

IPV actual knowledge score (high ≥ 15)

IPV attitude score (high ≥ 36)

IPV care preparedness score (high ≥ 14)

AOR

95% CI

P

AOR

95% CI

P

AOR

95% CI

P

AOR

95% CI

P

Model A

 Use of guideline# (ref: no)

2.700

1.802, 4.044

< 0.001

1.786

1.209, 2.639

0.004

0.678

0.462, 0.996

0.048

2.266

1.533, 3.350

< 0.001

Model B

 Preservice IPV training (ref: no/does not remember)

5.793

3.368, 9.967

< 0.001

1.536

1.001, 2.355

0.049

0.757

0.499, 1.150

0.192

1.972

1.279, 3.039

0.002

Model C

 In-service IPV training (ref: no/does not remember)

3.638

2.110, 6.274

< 0.001

1.618

1.016, 2.676

0.043

0.652

0.415, 1.023

0.063

2.209

1.371, 3.560

0.001

  1. Logistic regression analysis was conducted. Level of facility, facility ownership, gender, level of professional education, and work experience were adjusted for in each model
  2. CI confidence interval
  3. #Availability and use of standard operating procedures (SOPs) or protocols/guidelines for IPV services
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