Research Article

Knowledge, Perceptions, and Practice of Nurses on Surveillance of Adverse Events following Childhood Immunization in Nairobi, Kenya

Table 8

Logistic regression of knowledge, perception, and practice with sociodemographics.

CharacteristicWaldOR (95% CI) value

Good knowledge
 Level of nursing education
  CertificateReference
  Diploma or degree nursing education5.191.76 (1.08–2.85)0.023
 AEFI training
  NoReference
  Yes64.489.65 (5.55–16.78)<0.0001
Good perception
 Age
  20–29Reference
  30–398.993.28 (1.51–7.12)0.003
  40–491.721.65 (0.78–3.47)0.189
  ≥500.651.37 (0.64–2.96)0.421
 Level of nursing education
  CertificateReference
  Diploma or degree nursing education13.662.54 (1.55–4.17)<0.0001
 AEFI training
  NoReference
  Yes15.512.67 (1.64–4.35)<0.0001
Good practice
 Years of experience
  0–9Reference
  10–191.081.43 (0.73–2.78)0.298
  20–2922.724.97 (2.57–9.61)<0.0001
  ≥3010.435.01 (1.88–13.30)0.001
 AEFI training
  NoReference
  Yes5.331.78 (1.09–2.89)0.021

Data shown are odds ratios (OR) of variables with 95% confidence interval (CI). Values in bold are significant values.