Table 3.
Moderating Effect on the Association Between Migrant Status and Non-Adherence to Treatment
| Variables | OR (95% CI) |
|---|---|
| Age | |
| Migrant (=yes) * Age (= 35–64) | Reference |
| Migrant (=yes) * Age (= 18–34) | 7.54 (1.25–51.42) |
| Migrant (=yes) * Age (≥ 65) | 2.12 (0.30–20.49) |
| Gender | |
| Migrant (=yes) * Gender (= Male) | Reference |
| Migrant (=yes) * Gender (= Female) | 1.08 (0.21–5.87) |
| Marital status | |
| Migrant (=yes) * Marital status (= Married) | Reference |
| Migrant (=yes) * Marital status (= Single) | 6.62 (0.77–80.64) |
| Migrant (=yes) * Marital status (= Others) | NA |
| Occupation status | |
| Migrant (=yes) * Occupation status (= Retired or unemployed) | Reference |
| Migrant (=yes) * Occupation status (= Employed) | 0.79 (0.17–3.78) |
| Treatment registration group | |
| Migrant (=yes) * Treatment registration group (= New) | Reference |
| Migrant (=yes) * Treatment registration group (= Relapse) | 0.05 (0.01–0.30) |
| Migrant (=yes) * Treatment registration group (= Retreatment excluding relapse) | 0.84 (0.03–29.67) |
| Social medical insurance | |
| Migrant (=yes) * Social medical insurance (= Employees’ basic medical insurance) | Reference |
| Migrant (=yes) * Social medical insurance (= Residents’ basic medical insurance) | 2.72 (0.58–13.60) |
| Migrant (=yes) * Social medical insurance (= Without medical insurance) | NA |
| OOPs due to outpatient care | |
| Migrant (=yes) * OOPs due to outpatient care | 1.06 (0.95–1.19) |
| OOPs due to inpatient care | |
| Migrant (=yes) * OOPs due to inpatient care | 0.96 (0.90–1.03) |
Notes: Data were presented as ORs and their 95% CIs, extracted from Model 4 in Table 2, but adding the interactive item between migrant and considered variable. aThe “other” in marital status include death of a spouse and divorces. bData are included in the model as continuous variables. The results displayed in bold text indicate statistical significance in the statistical analysis.