A qualitative appraisal of stakeholders’ perspectives of a community-based primary health care program in rural Ghana

Table 5 Characteristics of participants and ordinary least square regression model results by study group and community

Score	Biavariate results:		OLS regression results:
Score	Mean Age	Secondary schooling %	Coefficient	Robust Standard Error	t ratio	95% confidence interval:
Mothers	30.55	27.78	2.74	1.31	2.09*	.0025	5.48
Fathers	32.86	41.80	0.11	1.69	0.07	−3.43	3.66
Community leaders	60.08	19.08	2.28	1.24	1.80	−0.36	4.84
Adolescents
girls	18.60	80.20	.529	1.26	0.42	−2.11	3.17
boys	17.28	84.38	(reference)
Community:
• Avedo^a	31.72	75.34	(reference)
• Agoufie^b	33.22	26.52	3.40	1.01	3.38**	1.29	5.50
• Mbanayilli^c	33.48	42.40	2.49	0.89	2.78**	0.62	4.36
• Galwei^d	29.08	58.22	1.30	1.35	0.96	−1.52	4.12
Constant:			5.02	1.55	3.24**	1.78	8.27
			Regression summary statistics:
			F (7,19):	= 4.41***	R²	=0.442

* p < 0.05 ** p < 0.01 ***p < 0.001
^aReligious preferences are Christian and Muslim with a residual represented by traditional belief systems.. Avedo is 81% Christian, 0% Muslim.
^bAgoufie is 40% Christian, 7% Muslim
^cMbanayilli is 0% Christian, 100% Muslim
^dGalwei is 0% Christian, 91% Muslim

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