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Table 3 Subgroup analysis of the association between earning pocket money is significantly associated with good menstrual hygiene management

From: Earning pocket money and girls’ menstrual hygiene management in Ethiopia: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Variables

Sub-group

Number of studies

Pooled OR (95%CI)

Heterogeneity tests across the studies

I2 (%)

p-value

Region

Oromia

4

2.14 [1.64–2.79]

0.00

0.418

Amhara

2

1.24 [0.46–3.34]

83.8

0.013

Addis Ababa

1

1.11 [0.67–1.81]

-

-

Sampling methods

Multistage sampling

4

1.58 [1.14–2.18]

18.6

0.297

Simple random sampling

3

1.64 [0.78–3.46]

85.7

0.001

Method of data collection

Self-administered

5

1.60 [0.98–2.62]

76.9

0.002

Interviewer administered

2

1.74[1.16–2.60]

0.00

0.427

Sample size

 ≤ 500

4

1.49 [0.91–2.45]

67.5

0.026

 > 500

3

1.85 [1.06–3.23]

72.1

0.028

Publication year

2015–2020

4

1.78 [1.15–2.76]

61.8

0.049

 > 2020

3

1.48 [0.76–2.89]

78.4

0.010

Confounders adjusted in a multivariable model

Knowledge towards menstruation

Adjusted

2

2.08 [1.42–3.04]

0.00

1.00

Not adjusted

5

1.50 [0.92–2.42]

75.1

0.003

Age

Adjusted

3

1.65 [1.03–2.65]

45.4

0.160

Not adjusted

4

1.61 [0.94–2.78]

78.9

0.003

Age at menarche

Adjusted

2

1.52 [0.82–2.81]

67.7

0.078

Not adjusted

5

1.70 [1.06–2.74]

72.6

0.006

Grade level

Adjusted

2

2.08[1.42–3.04]

0.00

1.00

Not adjusted

5

1.50 [0.92–2.42]

75.1

0.003