Tuberculosis incidence inequalities and its social determinants in Manaus from 2007 to 2016

Table 1 The relationship between the TB incidence inequality and the demographic and structural conditions of the Manaus neighborhoods

Factor	Univariate analysis^a			Multivariable analysis^b
Factor	Crude coefficient	p-value	95% Conf. interval	Adjusted coefficient	p-value	95% Conf. interval
Gini prop. males	1.818	0.001	[0.798–2.839]	1.836	0.001	[0.953–2.718]
Gini prop. Indigenous	0.718	0.011	[0.170–1.266]	0.601	0.011	[0.143–1.060]
Gini illiteracy	0.470	0.001	[0.229–0.711]
Per capita income	0.001	0.003	[0.001–0.002]
Gini of income	1.059	0.004	[0.355–1.763]	0.931	0.003	[0.331–1.532]
Gini of water	0.342	0.001	[0.151–0.534]
Gini of bathroom per inhabitant	1.401	0.001	[0.805–1.998]
Prop. cases with laboratory confirmation	−0.010	0.008	[−0.018−−0.002]
Prop. cases that performed DOTS	−0.002	0.217	[−0.007–0.001]
Prop. abandonment of treatment	−0.003	0.656	[−0.018–0.011]
Prop. Cure	−0.001	0.929	[−0.009–0.008]

Prop Proportion, Conf Confidence, DOTS directly observed treatment strategy
^a Simple linear regression models; ^b Multiple linear negative binomial regression model

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