Table 4.

Factors Associated with Condom Use While Using LARC Methods vs. Using Only LARC Methods.

	LARC only (n = 148)	LARC + condom (n = 59)	Unadjusted model			Adjusted model
	Row % (n)	Row % (n)	OR	(95% CI)	p	aOR	(95% CI)	p
Healthcare provider talked about condom use
Yes	54.3 (45)	45.8 (38)	1.00			1.00
No	82.7 (102)	17.3 (21)	0.34	(0.14–0.82)	.017	0.66	(0.26–1.71)	.390
Age
14–24	49.0 (22)	51.0 (22)	1.00			1.00
25–39	75.9 (98)	24.1 (31)	0.31	(0.12–0.80)	.017	0.39	(0.12–1.30)	.125
40+	83.6 (28)	16.4 (6)	0.19	(0.05–0.78)	.022	0.21	(0.03–1.47)	.115
Race/ethnicity
White, non-Hispanic	77.7 (101)	22.3 (29)	1.00			1.00
Other	61.2 (48)	38.8 (30)	2.21	(1.00–4.88)	.049	2.26	(0.79–6.42)	.126
Education
Bachelor’s degree or higher	78.5 (58)	21.5 (16)	1.00			1.00
Some college	74.1 (64)	25.9 (23)	1.28	(0.55–2.95)	.564	0.57	(0.20–1.65)	.299
High school or less	55.7 (26)	44.3 (21)	2.91	(1.05–8.04)	.040	0.55	(0.14–2.17)	.395
Annual household income
≤49,999	67.5 (43)	32.6 (21)	1.00			1.00
$50,000–$74,999	71.2 (18)	28.8 (7)	0.84	(0.29–2.45)	.747	1.11	(0.28–4.41)	.886
≥$75,000	73.8 (87)	26.2 (31)	0.74	(0.32–1.71)	.476	1.14	(0.34–3.83)	.833
Current relationship status
Married	85.9 (91)	14.1 (15)	1.00			1.00
Other	56.1 (57)	43.9 (44)	4.76	(2.10–10.81)	<.001	3.37	(1.15–9.85)	.027
Seen healthcare provider in the past year
Yes	71.5 (132)	28.6 (53)	1.00			1.00
No	84.2 (14)	15.8 (3)	0.47	(0.11–2.08)	0.317	0.20	(0.02–1.86)	.158