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The Burden of HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C by Armed Conflict Setting: The Nigeria AIDS Indicator and Impact Survey, 2018 Cover

The Burden of HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C by Armed Conflict Setting: The Nigeria AIDS Indicator and Impact Survey, 2018

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|Jun 2021

Figures & Tables

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Figure 1

Household and interview response rates.

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Figure 2

Positivity rates for HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C.

Table 1

Lab error rate in the Nigeria AIDS Indicator and Impact Survey (NAIIS) across webs.

WEB*AVERAGE NUMBER OF DATA COLLECTION DAYS*NUMBER OF RAPID HIV TESTS DONEDISCREPANCIES BETWEEN FIELD AND LAB HIV TESTSERROR RATE (PROPORTION OF DISCREPANT TESTS)
13040250650.16
22034298550.16
31940858520.13
41837924400.11
51732546860.26
61321443710.33

[i] * P for trend < 0.01.

Table 2

Comparison of survey outcome rates between conflict and non-conflict zones, NAIIS 2018.

VARIABLEWEB 5P-VALUEWEB 6P-VALUE
CONFLICT ZONENON-CONFLICT ZONECONFLICT ZONENON-CONFLICT ZONE
N%N%N%N%
Household response rate498480.381064790.94<.0001750457.13588088.72<.0001
Interview response rate1017292.312154992.080.47001079992.56953591.130.0002
Blood draw acceptance rate939094.421984293.20<.0001999695.00868992.61<.0001
HIV Positivity rate104132.54220090.88<.0001113491.03100311.130.4990
Hep B positivity rate62610.3810206.270.00266479.436848.330.4825
Hep C positivity rate6263.5110200.59<.00016472.9400.00<.0001**

[i] ** Fisher’s exact test used instead of Chi-square test.

N = the total number for that row and specified zone.

Table 3

Association between survey respondents’ characteristics (exposures) and HIV positivity, Hepatitis B positivity, Hepatitis C positivity (outcomes).

CHARACTERISTICSHIV POSITIVITYHEPATITIS-B POSITIVITYHEPATITIS-C POSITIVITY
OR(95% CI)OR(95% CI)OR(95% CI)
Conflict zone
NoReferenceReferenceReference
Yes2.80 (2.08,3.60)1.10 (0.72,1.64)5.90 (2.17,16.67)
Gender
MaleReferenceReferenceReference
Female0.57 (0.48,0.68)1.85 (1.27,2.70)1.02 (0.44,2.36)
Place of Residence
UrbanReferenceReferenceReference
Rural0.72 (0.53,0.98)1.20 (0.80,1.79)0.38 (0.09,1.69)
Wealth Quintile
Lowest0.39 (0.25,0.62)1.42 (0.67,3.04)13.0 (1.19,141.75)
Second0.60 (0.39,0.91)1.11 (0.54,2.28)21.01 (2.51,175.67)
Third0.65 (0.45,0.94)0.94 (0.45,1.96)19.58 (2.55,150.47)
Fourth0.89 (0.66,1.21)1.57 (0.8,3.09)0.17 (0.07,0.43)
HighestReferenceReferenceReference
Age Category
15-24 years0.20 (0.13,0.30)4.11 (1.77,9.5)0.09 (0.02,0.36)
25-34 years0.70 (0.5,0.0.98)4.61 (1.98,10.72)0.22 (0.06,0.74)
35-44 years1.32 (0.96,1.82)3.48 (1.49,8.11)0.32 (0.10,1.10)
45-54 years1.19 (0.86,1.65)2.51 (0.97,6.53)0.96 (0.37,2.47)
55-64 yearsReferenceReferenceReference
Web
Web 5ReferenceReferenceReference
Web 60.55 (0.42,0.71)1.23 (0.83,1.84)0.74 (0.34,1.61)

[i] OR = adjusted odds ratio; CI = Confidence Interval.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/aogh.3226 | Journal eISSN: 2214-9996
Language: English
Published on: Jun 25, 2021
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
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© 2021 Gambo G. Aliyu, Sani H. Aliyu, Akipu Ehoche, Deepa Dongarwar, Rafeek A. Yusuf, Muktar H. Aliyu, Hamisu M. Salihu, published by Ubiquity Press
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