Prevalence of HIV, syphilis, and assessment of the social and structural determinants of sexual risk behaviour and health service utilisation among MSM and transgender women in Terai highway districts of Nepal: findings based on an integrated biological and behavioural surveillance survey using respondent driven sampling

Table 3 Logistic regression model of individual and socio-structural factors associated with condom use at last sex among MSM in Terai districts of Nepal, (n = 165, missing = 2)

	Crude OR	95% CI	P-value	AOR	95% CI	P-value
Individual factors
Age	0.97	0.94–1.01	0.140
Income level
Less than 3000	1			1
3000–10,000	0.52	0.24–1.11	0.091	0.56	0.24–1.28	0.168
Above 10,000	0.43	0.18–1.01	0.052	0.36	0.14–0.92	0.032
Total
Living situation
No home/rented	1			1
Own home/resident. Hotel	1.90	0.93–3.87	0.078	1.95	0.90–4.25	0.092
Syphilis
Negative	1
Positive	2.56	0.68–9.67	0.166
Socio-structural factors
Forced by family to marry female
No	1			1
Yes	0.68	0.35–1.31	0.251	0.42	0.19–0.95	0.037
Cheated/threatened due to sexual behaviour in past year
No	1
Yes	2.01	0.83–4.87	0.124
Away from home last month
No	1
Yes	0.52	0.26–1.04	0.063
Interacted with PE, OE or CM or CE last 12 months
No	1
Yes	2.40	1.28–4.53	0.007
Visited outreach centre in the last 12 months
No	1			1
Yes	3.35	1.71–6.55	< 0.001	5.37	2.42–11.94	< 0.001

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