Prevalence of rotavirus infection among children with acute diarrhoea after rotavirus vaccine introduction in Kenya, a hospital cross-sectional study

Table 4 Logistic regression of child/caregiver characteristics and rotavirus infection or severe diarrhoea

	Rotavirus Infection		Severe diarrhoea
	Odds Ratio [95 CI]	p-value	Odds Ratio [95 CI]	p-value
Child age (ref: 3–9 months)
10–16 months	1.52 [0.73–3.15]	0.265	0.72 [0.43–1.20]	0.202
17–24 months	2.00 [0.92–4.36]	0.080	0.75 [0.42–1.33]	0.319
Female (ref: Male)	0.70 [0.38–1.30]	0.263	1.13 [0.73–1.74]	0.578
Wasting	0.67 [0.36–1.24]	0.199	0.36 [0.22–0.58]	< 0.001
Exclusive Breastfeeding	1.38 [0.63–2.99]	0.418	1.21 [0.73–2.02]	0.462
Mother/caregiver age (ref: ≤25)
26–30	1.25 [0.62–2.52]	0.532	1.29 [0.79–2.11]	0.315
31–44	1.41 [0.65–3.02]	0.382	1.52 [0.87–2.66]	0.141
Mother/caregiver education (ref: primary/none)
Secondary	0.64 [0.33–1.24]	0.187	0.76 [0.46–1.25]	0.280
Post-secondary	0.59 [0.23–1.54]	0.282	0.75 [0.38–1.48]	0.404

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