Table 2

Factors associated with the non-notification of the main sexual partner in adults (ACSF) or the current sexual partner in adolescents (ACSJ) on diagnosis of an STD

		Univariate analysis			Multivariate analysis†
	No	%*	95% CI†	p Value	Adj OR	95% CI	p Value
Percentages are weighted to take into account unequal probabilities. They therefore cannot be directly calculated as the ratio of observed frequencies. 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) were estimated and tests were carried out taking into account sampling design; †odds ratios (adj OR) are adjusted in a logistic regression for factors presented in the table; ‡self reported curable STD are Chlamydia trachomatis*, gonorrhoea, syphilis, trichomoniasis; §at least high school graduation certificate.
Percentage of adults who had not notified their MAIN sexual partner at the time (ACSF survey):*
Sex
Male	81	14	4 to 24	0.002	7.1	1.4 to 35.6	0.02
Female	58	2	0 to 5		1
Type of STD
Curable‡	66	9	0 to 17	0.80	1.4	0.3 to 5.6	0.70
Other	73	7	1 to 13		1
Level of education
Low	22	16	0 to 35	0.10	3.5	0.8 to 15.6	0.09
Medium or high§	117	6	2 to 10		1
Age at the time of the survey
30 years or over	67	9	0 to 18	0.70	1.1	0.3 to 4.3	0.90
18 to 29 years	72	7	1 to 13		1
Number of partners in the last 5 years
5 or more	65	10	3 to 17	0.60	1.2	0.3 to 4.9	0.80
1 to 4	53	7	0 to 15		1

Percentage of adolescents who had not talked to the CURRENT partner at the time (ACSJ survey):*
Sex
Male	23	51	21 to 81	0.04
Female	22	9	0 to 26
Type of STD
Curable‡	9	51	7 to 95	0.30
Other	36	27	8 to 46
School
Vocational school or training centre	22	38	9 to 67	0.60
High school (theoretical or practical)	23	27	4 to 50
Age at diagnosis of STD
17 or 18 years	20	5	0 to 13	0.003
16 years or younger	22	41	15 to 67
Number of partners in the last 5 years
5 or more	22	19	0 to 43	0.11
1 to 4	22	37	16 to 58