Hao Zhang, Xin Sun, Kailong Dong, Lianghui Sui, Min Wang, Qiong Hong
Green Innovation in Regional Logistics: Level Evaluation and Spatial Analysis
International journal of environmental research and public health
socioeconomic status ses especially women influence access care study aimed determine relationship ses uptake malaria intervention pregnant women nonpregnant mothers children 5 years old ibadan oyo state nigeria crosssectional study conducted adeoyo teaching hospital located ibadan nigeria hospitalbased study population included consenting mothers data collected using intervieweradministered modified validated demographic health survey questionnaire statistical analysis involved descriptive mean count frequency inferential statistics chisquare logistic regression level statistical significance set 005 mean age studys total 1373 respondents 29 years sd 52 60 818 pregnant nonpregnant mothers children five years old showed significantly increased odds 755 95 ci 381 1493 uptake malaria intervention within low ses category women aged 35 years significantly less likely utilize malaria intervention or008 95 ci 001046 p0005 compared younger middle ses women one two children 351 times likely women three children utilize malaria intervention or351 95 ci 167737 p0001 findings provide evidence age maternal grouping parity within ses category significantly impact uptake malaria interventions need strategies boost ses women play significant roles wellbeing members home