Table 4.

Biopsychosocial correlates of adequate prenatal care^*N = 282

	Crude Odds Ratio (95% CI)	p value	Adjusted Odds Ratio (95% CI)	p value
Biomedical Factors
Pregnancy-Related Medical Condition
No	1 [Reference]		1 [Reference]
Yes	2.02 (1.25–3.25)	0.004‡	2.17 (1.27–3.71)	0.004‡
History of Injection Drug Use		0.10		0.12
No	1 [Reference]		1 [Reference]
Yes	1.54 (0.92–2.60)		1.60 (0.88–2.90)
MOUD during Prenatal Care Period
Entire Prenatal Care Period	3.37 (1.63–6.96)	0.001‡	3.40 (1.45–7.94)	0.005‡
Part of Prenatal Care Period	1 [Reference]		1 [Reference]
No MOUD documented	1.71 (0.73–4.05)	0.22	2.16 (0.80–5.86)	0.13
Psychological Factors
Number of Psychiatric Diagnoses	1.24 (1.02–1.52)	0.03‡	1.35 (1.07–1.70)	0.01‡
Social Factors
Prenatal Care Practice Location
Non-rural	1 [Reference]		1 [Reference]
Rural	2.28 (1.42–3.68)	0.001‡	2.14 (1.22–3.76)	0.01‡
Stable Housing Source
No	1 [Reference]		1 [Reference]
Yes	4.06 (2.09–7.89)	< 0.001‡	1.94 (1.06–3.54)	0.03‡
Most Intensive Legal Involvement
Incarceration	1 [Reference]		1 [Reference]
Court Diversion Program	3.85 (1.70–8.72)	0.001‡	3.11 (1.19–8.15)	0.02‡
Community Supervision	2.02 (1.18–3.44)	0.01‡	1.25 (0.71–2.20)	0.44

^*Hosmer–Lemeshow p-value: 0.98. Area under ROC curve: 0.7521

^‡ Statistically significant, p-value < 0.05