Table 1.

Univariate and Multivariate Logistic Regression Analysis Examining the Factors Associated With Sustaining Bridge Population Membership

CharacteristicProportion (%)aOR (95% CI)Adjusted OR (95% CI)
Self-perceived HIV infection riskb
 High to moderate38/82 (46.3)4.446 (2.710–7.294)4.803 (2.816–8.192)c
 Low81/498 (16.3)11
Current age, y
 ≤2414/114 (12.3).900 (.407–1.990)2.706 (.911–8.043)
 25–2941/163 (25.2)2.160 (1.111–4.201)4.530 (1.836–11.178)c
 30–3430/126 (23.8)2.009 (1.001–4.031)3.652 (1.557–8.568)d
 35–3928/131 (21.4)1.748 (.867–3.523)2.411 (1.027–5.662)e
 ≥4014/104 (13.5)11
Migration status
 Return migrant73/319 (22.9)1.462 (.988–2.164)2.224 (1.282–3.858)d
 Active migrant54/320 (16.9)11
Occupation
 Construction worker/miner/stonecutter/factory worker42/199 (21.1)2.229 (.642–7.742)1.941 (.531–7.096)
 Daily wage laborer/loader/petty trader37/177 (20.9)2.202 (.630–7.696)1.725 (.465–6.397)
 Driver/fisherman/other22/71 (31.0)3.741 (1.021–13.714)3.646 (.933–14.241)
 Contractor/artist/tailor/private salaried/government salaried23/164 (14.0)1.359 (.379–4.870)1.219 (.324–4.585)
 Agricultural worker3/28 (10.7)11
Have savings despite expenses
 Yes114/544 (21.0)1.672 (.899–3.110)1.641 (.801–3.360)
 No13/95 (13.7)11
Age at first migration, y
 ≤1988/399 (22.1)1.451 (.956–2.201)1.099 (.665–1.817)
 ≥2039/239 (16.3)11
CharacteristicProportion (%)aOR (95% CI)Adjusted OR (95% CI)
Self-perceived HIV infection riskb
 High to moderate38/82 (46.3)4.446 (2.710–7.294)4.803 (2.816–8.192)c
 Low81/498 (16.3)11
Current age, y
 ≤2414/114 (12.3).900 (.407–1.990)2.706 (.911–8.043)
 25–2941/163 (25.2)2.160 (1.111–4.201)4.530 (1.836–11.178)c
 30–3430/126 (23.8)2.009 (1.001–4.031)3.652 (1.557–8.568)d
 35–3928/131 (21.4)1.748 (.867–3.523)2.411 (1.027–5.662)e
 ≥4014/104 (13.5)11
Migration status
 Return migrant73/319 (22.9)1.462 (.988–2.164)2.224 (1.282–3.858)d
 Active migrant54/320 (16.9)11
Occupation
 Construction worker/miner/stonecutter/factory worker42/199 (21.1)2.229 (.642–7.742)1.941 (.531–7.096)
 Daily wage laborer/loader/petty trader37/177 (20.9)2.202 (.630–7.696)1.725 (.465–6.397)
 Driver/fisherman/other22/71 (31.0)3.741 (1.021–13.714)3.646 (.933–14.241)
 Contractor/artist/tailor/private salaried/government salaried23/164 (14.0)1.359 (.379–4.870)1.219 (.324–4.585)
 Agricultural worker3/28 (10.7)11
Have savings despite expenses
 Yes114/544 (21.0)1.672 (.899–3.110)1.641 (.801–3.360)
 No13/95 (13.7)11
Age at first migration, y
 ≤1988/399 (22.1)1.451 (.956–2.201)1.099 (.665–1.817)
 ≥2039/239 (16.3)11

A total of 127 men of 639 surveyed composed the sustaining bridge population.

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; OR, odds ratio.

a Data show the proportion of migrants belonging to the sustaining bridge population (n = 127) within the total surveyed migrant population (n = 639), according to the specified characteristics (%).

b This question was not answered by all respondents.

cP ≤ .001.

dP ≤ .01.

eP ≤ .05

Table 1.

Univariate and Multivariate Logistic Regression Analysis Examining the Factors Associated With Sustaining Bridge Population Membership

CharacteristicProportion (%)aOR (95% CI)Adjusted OR (95% CI)
Self-perceived HIV infection riskb
 High to moderate38/82 (46.3)4.446 (2.710–7.294)4.803 (2.816–8.192)c
 Low81/498 (16.3)11
Current age, y
 ≤2414/114 (12.3).900 (.407–1.990)2.706 (.911–8.043)
 25–2941/163 (25.2)2.160 (1.111–4.201)4.530 (1.836–11.178)c
 30–3430/126 (23.8)2.009 (1.001–4.031)3.652 (1.557–8.568)d
 35–3928/131 (21.4)1.748 (.867–3.523)2.411 (1.027–5.662)e
 ≥4014/104 (13.5)11
Migration status
 Return migrant73/319 (22.9)1.462 (.988–2.164)2.224 (1.282–3.858)d
 Active migrant54/320 (16.9)11
Occupation
 Construction worker/miner/stonecutter/factory worker42/199 (21.1)2.229 (.642–7.742)1.941 (.531–7.096)
 Daily wage laborer/loader/petty trader37/177 (20.9)2.202 (.630–7.696)1.725 (.465–6.397)
 Driver/fisherman/other22/71 (31.0)3.741 (1.021–13.714)3.646 (.933–14.241)
 Contractor/artist/tailor/private salaried/government salaried23/164 (14.0)1.359 (.379–4.870)1.219 (.324–4.585)
 Agricultural worker3/28 (10.7)11
Have savings despite expenses
 Yes114/544 (21.0)1.672 (.899–3.110)1.641 (.801–3.360)
 No13/95 (13.7)11
Age at first migration, y
 ≤1988/399 (22.1)1.451 (.956–2.201)1.099 (.665–1.817)
 ≥2039/239 (16.3)11
CharacteristicProportion (%)aOR (95% CI)Adjusted OR (95% CI)
Self-perceived HIV infection riskb
 High to moderate38/82 (46.3)4.446 (2.710–7.294)4.803 (2.816–8.192)c
 Low81/498 (16.3)11
Current age, y
 ≤2414/114 (12.3).900 (.407–1.990)2.706 (.911–8.043)
 25–2941/163 (25.2)2.160 (1.111–4.201)4.530 (1.836–11.178)c
 30–3430/126 (23.8)2.009 (1.001–4.031)3.652 (1.557–8.568)d
 35–3928/131 (21.4)1.748 (.867–3.523)2.411 (1.027–5.662)e
 ≥4014/104 (13.5)11
Migration status
 Return migrant73/319 (22.9)1.462 (.988–2.164)2.224 (1.282–3.858)d
 Active migrant54/320 (16.9)11
Occupation
 Construction worker/miner/stonecutter/factory worker42/199 (21.1)2.229 (.642–7.742)1.941 (.531–7.096)
 Daily wage laborer/loader/petty trader37/177 (20.9)2.202 (.630–7.696)1.725 (.465–6.397)
 Driver/fisherman/other22/71 (31.0)3.741 (1.021–13.714)3.646 (.933–14.241)
 Contractor/artist/tailor/private salaried/government salaried23/164 (14.0)1.359 (.379–4.870)1.219 (.324–4.585)
 Agricultural worker3/28 (10.7)11
Have savings despite expenses
 Yes114/544 (21.0)1.672 (.899–3.110)1.641 (.801–3.360)
 No13/95 (13.7)11
Age at first migration, y
 ≤1988/399 (22.1)1.451 (.956–2.201)1.099 (.665–1.817)
 ≥2039/239 (16.3)11

A total of 127 men of 639 surveyed composed the sustaining bridge population.

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; OR, odds ratio.

a Data show the proportion of migrants belonging to the sustaining bridge population (n = 127) within the total surveyed migrant population (n = 639), according to the specified characteristics (%).

b This question was not answered by all respondents.

cP ≤ .001.

dP ≤ .01.

eP ≤ .05

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