Sexual and reproductive health education and its association with ever use of contraception: a cross-sectional study among women in urban slums, Accra

Table 2 Sexual and reproductive health education and ever use of contraceptive among women in slums in Accra, Ghana

Variable	Model I cOR [95% CI]	Model II aOR [95% CI]
Had Sexual and reproductive health education
Yes	Ref	Ref
No	0.641* [0.443, 0.928]	0.652* [0.436, 0.975]
Age
15–24		Ref
25–34		1.325 [0.826, 2.127]
35–49		1.068 [0.552, 2.066]
Education
No formal education		Ref
Primary		1.507 [0.793, 2.863]
Secondary/higher		0.687 [0.448, 1.054]
Marital status
Never married		Ref
Married		0.577* [0.353, 0.944]
Cohabiting		2.786 [0.876, 8.861]
Separated/divorced/widowed		0.91 [0.416, 1.992]
Ethnicity
Akan		Ref
Ga-Dangme		0.801 [0.412, 1.558]
Ewe		1.388 [0.679, 2.837]
Mole-Dagbani		0.779 [0.472, 1.288]
Gurma		0.655 [0.219, 1.961]
Other		0.945 [0.434, 2.056]
Exposure to radio
Yes		2.183*** [1.379, 3.456]
No		Ref
NHIS subscription
Yes		Ref
No		0.626 [0.385, 1.018]
N	691	691
Pseudo R²	0.008	0.06

Exponentiated coefficients; 95% confidence intervals in brackets; cOR, crude Odds Ratio; aOR, adjusted Odds Ratios; CI, Confidence Interval; Ref, reference category
^*p < 0.05, ^** p < 0.01, ^*** p < 0.001

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