Table 4.

Unadjusted associations between select demographic and healthcare access factors and not using preferred contraceptive method, Ohio Survey of Women, October 2018-June 2019, N=1,390

	PR	95% CI
Age (years)
18–24	1	Ref
25–29	0.86	(0.60, 1.24)
30–34	1.14	(0.80, 1.65)
35–39	1.10	(0.78, 1.55)
40–44	1.00	(0.70, 1.44)
Education and Household Income (SES)
Bachelor’s degree+, $75k+	1	Ref
Bachelor’s degree+, <$75k	1.19	(0.87, 1.63)
Some college or less, $75k+	1.11	(0.76, 1.62)
Some college or less, <$75k	1.47	(1.11, 1.96)
Race/Ethnicity
White	1	Ref
Black	1.39	(0.90, 2.13)
Hispanic	1.83	(1.15, 2.90)
Multi/other	1.00	(0.64, 1.59)
Marital Status
Not partnered	1	Ref
Partnered	0.93	(0.68, 1.28)
Resides in Rural Appalachia
No	1	Ref
Yes	1.02	(0.78, 1.34)
Had Health Insurance for All of the Past Year
Yes	1	Ref
No	1.05	(0.72, 1.54)
Had Counseling or Information about Birth Control from Medical Provider in the Past 12 Months
Yes	1	Ref
No	1.05	(0.81, 1.36)
Had a Yearly Women’s Check-Up in the Past 12 Months
Yes	1	Ref
No	1.31	(1.01, 1.68)
Birth Control Care Provider Satisfaction Factor Score
Excellent	1	Ref
Very Good	1.36	(0.97, 1.92)
Good	2.05	(1.45, 2.91)
Fair	1.54	(0.70, 3.37)
Poor	2.33	(1.02, 5.29)

PR = prevalence ratio, CI = confidence interval

Note: Bold font indicates confidence intervals that do not contain the null value of 1