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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Sep 20.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Psychiatr Nurses Assoc. 2023 Sep 19;30(5):858–867. doi: 10.1177/10783903231197655

Table 2.

Bivariate Logistic Regression of Health Service Utilization, Sociodemographic Characteristics, and Symptoms of Depression and/or Anxiety.

Demographic variables Odds ratio (OR) 95% CI
Age Age 18–34 years (ref.) 1
Age 35–49 years 2.708 [1.978, 3.707]
Age 50–64 years 3.758 [2.821, 5.006]
Age ≥ 65 years 2.526 [1.861, 3.428]
Sex Male (vs. female) 0.458 [0.367, 0.572]
Race Non-White (vs. White) 0.602 [0.483, 0.750]
Education Less than high school (ref.) 1
High school or GED 1.269 [0.961, 1.676]
Some college or associate degree or above 1.131 [0.871, 1.468]
Limitation of social functioning (vs. no limitation) 4.504 [3.635, 5.580]
Insurance (vs. not covered) 4.251 [2.941, 6.145]
Place to go for health (vs. none) 4.862 [3.024, 7.817]
Marital status—married or living with partner (vs. neither) 0.635 [0.509, 0.792]
Country of birth, USA (vs. non-US) 2.551 [1.909, 3.410]
History of depression and/or anxiety (vs. no history) 28.802 [21.655, 38.307]
Symptoms of depression and/or anxiety (vs. none) 8.703 [6.961, 10.882]