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Table 6 Associations of shop level characteristics with early and late adopters of AMFm ACTs with tests for statistical differences

From: Diffusion of subsidized ACTs in accredited drug shops in Tanzania: determinants of stocking and characteristics of early and late adopters

  

Early Adopter

Mid/Late Adopters

p

Competition

    
 

Distance to Nearest ADDO

2.65

5.43

0.23

 

Number of ADDOs Within 3km

7.76

9.41

0.22

 

Distance to Nearest RCH Clinic

1.55

2.79

0.18

 

Number of RCH Clinics Within 3km

1.57

1.95

0.16

 

Degree

2.38

2.42

0.86

 

Betweenness

9.36

7.21

0.57

Demand

    
 

Population Within 5km

15238.84

11984.37

0.02

 

Number of Customers on Previous Day

28.36

24.76

0.41

 

Number of Customers Presenting for Malaria on Previous Day

5.38

4.38

0.19

 

Percent Customers Presenting for Malaria

0.24

0.18

0.01

Supply

    

Frequency of Ordering

   

0.68

 

Every Week

4.05%

6.85%

 
 

Once a month

47.30%

38.36%

 
 

Twice a month

29.73%

30.14%

 
 

Every Two Months

8.11%

13.01%

 
 

Every Three Months

9.46%

8.90%

 
 

Don’t Know/No Set Schedule

1.35%

2.74%

 

Amount Ordered

   

0.3

 

1 week

1.35%

4.79%

 
 

2 weeks

28.38%

26.71%

 
 

1 month

52.70%

41.10%

 
 

2 months

9.46%

13.70%

 
 

3 months

6.76%

8.22%

 
 

Don’t Know

1.35%

5.48%

 

Supplier Location

   

<.0001

 

Dar Es Salaam

10.81%

8.90%

 
 

Masasi town

9.46%

4.79%

 
 

Mbeya

4.05%

13.70%

 
 

Mtwara town

54.05%

12.33%

 
 

Sumbawanga

21.62%

60.27%

 

Qualifications

    
 

Doctor Present

9.09%

17.30%

0.14

 

Pharmacist Present

1.29%

2.56%

0.88

 

Nurse Present

77.92%

72.43%

0.45