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Table 3 Frequency distribution of nurses’ perceived barriers to prevent pressure ulcer in public hospitals in central zone Tigray, 2018 (N = 122)

From: Practice on pressure ulcer prevention among nurses in selected public hospitals, Tigray, Ethiopia

Variables

Nurses practice

COR (95% CI)

AOR (95% CI)

Good (%)

Poor (%)

Sex

 Male

8 (38.1)

46 (45.5)

1.359 (0.518–3.653)

 

 Female

13 (61.9)

55 (54.5)

  

Age

 20–29

15 (17.6)

70 (82.4)

1.867 (0.33–10.551)

 

 30–39

4 (13.3)

26 (87.7)

2.60 (0.370–18.249)

 

 ≥ 40

2 (28.6)

5 (71.4)

1.00

 

Income

 Lowest

6 (32.5)

10 (62.5)

0.273 (0.081–0.919)

0.221 (0.058–0.840)

 Medium

5 (14.3)

30 (85.7)

0.984 (0.309–3.135)

0.77 (0.224–2.70)

 Highest

10 (14.1)

61 (85.9)

1.00

1.00

Year of experience

 1–4

5 (14.7)

29 (85.3)

1.933 (0.483–7.43)

 

 5–10

11 (16.2)

57 (83.8)

1.727 (0.520–5.737)

 

 ≥ 10

5 (25)

15 (75)

1.00

 

Educational level

 Diploma

6 (24)

19 (76)

1.727 (0.520–5.737)

 

 Degree

15 (15.5)

82 (84.5)

1.00

 

Heavy workload

 Yes

13 (14.6)

76 (85.4)

1.871 (0.695–5.034)

2.594 (0.126–0.993)

 No

8 (24.2)

25 (75.8)

1.00

1.00

Lack of time

 Yes

12 (17.9)

55 (82.1)

0.897 (0.347–2.316)

 

 No

9 (16.4)

46 (83.6)

1.00

 

Job satisfaction

 Yes

10 (16.4)

51 (83.6)

1.122 (0.438–2.875)

 

 No

11 (18.0)

50 (82.0)

1.00

 

Knowledge

 Adequate

10 (27.8)

26 (72.2)

2.622 (0.999–6.887)

0.354 (0.126–0.993)

 Inadequate

11 (12.8)

75 (87.2)

1.00

1.00

  1. Italics indicates significant association at p-value less than 0.5