Chlamydia-related knowledge, opinion to opportunistic testing, and practices of providers among different sexually transmitted infections related departments in hospitals in Shenzhen city, China

Table 1 Training and CT testing experience

Variables	Overall n (%)	D&V Dept n (%)	Ob/Gyn Dept n (%)	OR (95% CI)	P Values^a	Urology Dept n (%)	OR (95% CI)	P Values^b	Anorectal surgical Dept n (%)	OR (95% CI)	P Values^c
Training of STIs diagnosis and treatment. (n = 351)
Yes	313 (89.2)	98 (93.3)	108 (92.3)	Reference		73 (86.9)	Reference		34 (75.6)	Reference
No	38 (10.8)	7 (6.7)	9 (7.7)	1.43 (0.42,4.85)	0.567	11 (13.1)	2.06 (0.61,7.01)	0.246	11 (24.4)	1.36 (0.22,8.26)	0.737
Involvement in CT testing in last 3 months (n = 354)
Yes	258 (72.9)	80 (75.5)	91 (77.8)	0.93 (0.42,2.03)	0.849	68 (80.0)	1.70 (0.71,4.08)	0.233	19 (41.3)	0.68 (0.21,2.22)	0.518
No	96 (27.1)	26 (24.5)	26 (22.2)	Reference		17 (20.0)	Reference		27 (58.7)	Reference

Abbreviations: CI confidence interval, CT chlamydia trachomatis, Dept. department, D&V dermatology and venereology, Ob/Gyn obstetrics and gynecology, OR odds ratio, STI sexually transmitted infections
^*P < 0.05
^aP values between D&V Dept. and Ob/Gyn Dept
^bP values between D&V Dept. and Urology Dept
^cP values between D&V Dept. and Anorectal surgical Dept

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