Review Article
Feeding Practices among Human Immunodeficiency Virus-Exposed Infants in Ethiopia: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Table 3
Meta-regression to identify source of heterogeneity for the prevalence of infant feeding practices among HIV-exposed infants in Ethiopia.
| Variables | Coefficients | value |
| Exclusive breast feeding practice | Study year | 2015 and above | Reference | Reference | Before 2015 | −12.4204 | 0.221 | Sample | Sample size | −0.0913904 | 0.007 | Study area(region) | Addis ababa | −37.13872 | 0.039 | Amhara | −17.08339 | 0.310 | Oromia | −31.30989 | 0.077 | SNNP | −35.57453 | 0.064 | Tigray | Reference | Reference |
| Replacement feeding practices | Study years | 2015 and above | −1.517622 | 0.856 | Before 2015 | Reference | Reference | Sample size | Sample size | 0.0266583 | 0.349 | Study area (regions) | Addis Ababa | 20.07335 | 0.201 | Amhara | 9.977454 | 0.360 | Oromia | 14.39511 | 0.498 | SNNP | 17.26341 | 0.267 | Tigray | Reference | Reference |
| Mixed feeding practices | Study years | 2015 and above | Reference | Reference | Before 2015 | 14.72224 | 0.111 | Sample size | Sample size | 0.0581183 | 0.064 | Study area(regions) | Addis Ababa | 33.75423 | 0.062 | Amhara | 6.179347 | 0.678 | Oromia | 20.21536 | 0.185 | SNNP | 13.25909 | 0.5326 | Tigray | Reference | Reference |
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