Comparison of reported willingness of respondents' to travel to central point dog rabies vaccination stations when vaccination is offered free of charge or at a cost.

<p>Comparison of reported willingness of respondents' to travel to central point dog rabies vaccination stations when vaccination is offered free of charge or at a cost.</p

Determinants of dog and cat ownership, dog vaccination and willingness to pay for dog vaccination based on multivariate logistic regression analyses.

<p>Levels of significance:</p><p>*** = <0.001,</p><p>** <0.01,</p><p>* = 0.05.</p><p>NS = not significant. OR = odds ratio; CI = confidence interval. TZS = Tanzanian Shillings.</p><p>Determinants of dog and cat ownership, dog vaccination and willingness to pay for dog vaccination based on multivariate logistic regression analyses.</p

Reported willingness of dog owners (N = 824) to pay for veterinary services.

<p>A total of 647 (76%), 434 (53%), and 544 (66%) respondents reported that they were willing to let their dogs be vaccinated, and either surgically or chemically sterilized, respectively. P = P-values; N = Number. TZS = Tanzanian shillings.</p><p>Reported willingness of dog owners (N = 824) to pay for veterinary services.</p

<i>Anopheles</i> species caught outdoors and indoors at the case and control houses.

<p><i>Anopheles</i> species caught outdoors and indoors at the case and control houses.</p

Factors influencing levels of knowledge about rabies and rabies control practices in Tanzania (N = 5,141).

¥<p> = Hosmer–Lemeshow goodness-of-fit test, p = 0.4;</p>‡<p> = Hosmer–Lemeshow goodness-of-fit test, p = 0.3. Levels of significance:</p><p>*** = <0.001,</p><p>** <0.01,</p><p>* = 0.05.</p><p>OR = odds ratio; CI = confidence interval.</p><p>Factors influencing levels of knowledge about rabies and rabies control practices in Tanzania (N = 5,141).</p

Demographic information of the cases and controls.

<p>The controls represent one individual selected randomly from each “control” household and is not age-based.</p

GLMM analysis of proportion of <i>An</i>. <i>balabacensis</i> biting occurring outdoors (P_o) and proportion of human outdoor exposure to mosquito bites (6–8 pm and 5–6 am) (P_e).

<p>In the analyses household (case or control) was considered as the fixed effect.</p

Distribution of <i>P</i>. <i>knowlesi</i> cases in Kudat District used in this study.

<p>Distribution of <i>P</i>. <i>knowlesi</i> cases in Kudat District used in this study.</p

Demographic information of the cases and controls.

<p>The controls represent one individual selected randomly from each “control” household and is not age-based.</p

Mean number ± SE of <i>An</i>. <i>balabacensis</i> as predicted by GLMM.

<p>The value represents number caught per house per night from the case and control houses outdoors and indoors.</p