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Table 3 Bivariate and multivariable binary logistic regression results showing factors associated with cultural sensitivity among nurses in Jimma Medical Center, Oromia Regional State, Southwest Ethiopia, May 20th to June 20th, 2020 (n = 236)

From: Cultural sensitivity and associated factors among nurses in southwest Ethiopia: a cross-sectional study

Variables and category

Cultural sensitivity

COR (95%CI)

AOR (95%CI)

Sensitive

Not sensitive

Sex

Female

46 (30.3%)

106 (69.7%)

1

Male

49 (58.3%)

35 (41.7%)

3.226 (1.852,5.619)

1.313 (0.456, 3.783)

Age

\( <\)30 years

62 (32%)

132 (68%)

1

\( \ge \)30 years

33 (78.6%)

9 (21.4%)

7.806 (3.520, 17.312)

3.186(1.153,8.803)

Education

Diploma

5 (12.5%)

35 (87.5%)

1

BSc and above

90 (45.9%)

106 54.1%)

5.943 (2.235, 15.808)

4.846 (1.188, 19.773)*

Professional experience

\( <\)5 years

58 (30.4%)

133 (69.6%)

1

\( \ge \)5 years

37 (82.2%)

8 (17.8%)

10.606 (4.652, 24.179)

2.994(1.004,8.932)

Interpersonal communication

Ineffective

10 (7.9%)

116 (92.1%)

1

Effective

85 (77.3%)

25 (22.7%)

39.440 (17.991, 86.462)

4.749 (1.334, 16.909)*

Cultural motivation

Not motivated

22 (17.9%)

101 (82.1%)

1

Motivated

73 (64.6%)

40 (35.4%)

8.378 (4.593, 15.283)

0.879 (0.285, 2.710)

Intercultural communication

Ineffective

4 (3.2%)

121 (96.8%)

1

Effective

91 (18%)

20 (82%)

137.637 (45.48, 416.57)

51.874 (13.768, 195.45)*

  1. Dependent variable: Cultural sensitivity; *=p-value = or < 0.05: 1 = Reference, COR = Crude odds ratio; AOR = Adjusted odds ratio; CI = Confidence interval