Taya A Collyer
The eye of the beholder: how do public health researchers interpret regression coefficients? A qualitative study
BMC public health
study aimed map disparities prevalence associated factors across countries subsaharan africa used national demographic health survey dhs data 26 countries region 114340 participants women girls reproductive age group 15 49 years included study map disparities across countries provinces employed kriging interpolation technique used stata data management prevalence physical emotional sexual ipv subsaharan africa 3058 3022 126 respectively least one form ipv 4262 disparities observed across countries provinces country younger age secondarylevel education moderate participation decisionmaking working home afraid spouse rich wealth index child high maternal literacy rural residence relatively decreased odds ipv husbands lower education alcohol consumption high controlling behavior increased probability ipv prevalence intimate partner violence subsaharan africa highest world signal global agenda end forms violence women difficult achieve large gap across countries provinces country areaspecific intervention packages focus modifiable factors strengthened