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Table 2 Univariate logistic regression analyses with the dependent variable: willingness to monitor health data

From: Self-monitoring of health data by patients with a chronic disease: does disease controllability matter?

 

Entire sample (n = 627)

Sample without diabetes (n = 503)

Diabetes only (n = 124)

Independent variable

OR (95% CI)

p

OR (95% CI)

p

OR (95% CI)

p

Age

0.994 (0.979–1.010)

0.453

0.994 (0.977–1.012)

0.519

0.973 (0.934-1.014)

0.193

Gender (ref = male)

0.728 (0.533–0.993)

0.045

0.669 (0.488–0.916)

0.012

1.800 (0.774–4.187)

0.172

Level of education (ref = low)

–

–

–

–

–

–

Intermediate

1.308 (0.863–1.983)

0.206

1.611 (1.158–2.240)

0.005

0.741 (0.308–1.784)

0.503

High

1.908 (1.300–2.801)

0.001

2.254 (1.603–3.170)

<0.001

1.256 (0.435-3.627)

0.673

Multimorbidity (ref = one disease)

1.076 (0.816–1.420)

0.604

1.192 (0.902–1.577)

0.217

0.849 (0.390–1.850)

0.681

Disease control score (expert panel)

1.589 (1.142–2.210)

0.006

1.169 (0.942–1.451)

0.156

–

–

Physical Health Composite Score (PCS)

1.005 (0.989–1.020)

0.567

1.002 (0.984–1.020)

0.823

1.003 (0.966–1.041)

0.874

Self-efficacy patient

0.994 (0.747–1.322)

0.968

1.062 (0.760–1.483)

0.724

0.747 (0.374–1.492)

0.408