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Table 4 Sensitivity analysis, considering all adolescent girls, n = 3258

From: Utilisation of modern contraceptives by sexually active adolescent girls in Rwanda: a nationwide cross-sectional study

Variable

Adjusted odds ratio, AOR (95% CI)

p-value**

Age (years)

 

 < 0.001

15

1

 

16

4.71(0.52–42.57)

 

17

12.87(1.63–101.45)

 

18

22.24(2.88–171.93)

 

19

34.37(4.50–262.40)

 

Education level

 

0.250

No education

1

 

Primary

1.71(0.32–9.09)

 

Secondary

0.91(0.17–4.75)

 

Tertiary

5.08(0.61–42.32)

 

Working status

 

0.038

Not working

1

 

Working

1.72(1.03–2.88)

 

Being in a union

 

 < 0.001

Living with partner

1

 

Not in a union

0.03(0.01–0.06)

 

Religion

 

0.405

Catholic

1

 

Protestant

1.11(0.65–1.89)

 

Others

1.61(0.80–3.23)

 

Health insurance coverage

 

0.395

No

1

 

Yes

0.76(0.40–1.44)

 

History of STI

 

 < 0.001

No

1

 

Yes

38.89(10.28–147.10

 

Exposure to newspapers

 

0.242

No

1

 

Yes

1.37(0.81–2.34)

 

Exposure to radio

 

0.186

No

1

 

Yes

0.65(0.34–1.23)

 

Exposure to television

 

0.945

No

1

 

Yes

0.98(0.55–1.76)

 

Wealth index

 

0.179

Poorest

1

 

Poorer

1.17(0.51–2.68)

 

Middle

2.02(0.87–4.64)

 

Richer

1.23(0.52–2.95)

 

Richest

0.73(0.26–2.02)

 

Household size

 

0.843

6 and above

1

 

Less than 6

1.06(0.58–1.94)

 

Sex of household head

 

0.019

Male

1

 

Female

1.96(1.12–3.43)

 

Residence

  

Rural

1

0.353

Urban

1.37(0.70–2.70)

 

Region

 

0.011

South

1

 

North

1.02(0.46–2.27)

 

East

1.27(0.66–2.46)

 

West

0.53(0.23–1.21)

 

Kigali

0.28(0.10–0.77)

 
  1. Bold = significant, ** = significant at 0.05, CI = confidence interval