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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 May 7.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Infect Dis. 2022 Nov 14;75(10):1792–1799. doi: 10.1093/cid/ciac248

Table 3.

Clinical and Demographic Factors Associated With Completing Treatment Among Patients Started on Treatment for LTBI

Clinical and Demographic Characteristics aOR (95% CI)a P
Age > 65
 No Ref
 Yes 0.66 (.36, 1.23) .189
Gender
 Male Ref
 Female 0.99 (.72, 1.34) .929
Race
 White Ref
 Unknown/other 1.29 (.63, 2.66) .485
 Native American 1.18 (.10, 13.75) .892
 Asian 1.27 (.73, 2.20) .402
 Black 0.75 (.46, 1.22) .249
 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 6.75 (1.59, 28.64) .010
Hispanic/Latino
 No Ref
 Yes 0.49 (0.28, 0.86) .012
 Unknown 0.80 (0.38, 1.68) .551
Homeless
 No Ref
 Yes 0.11 (.03, .40) .001
Evaluated for employment or administrative reasonsb
 No Ref
 Yes 0.83 (.44, 1.59) .583
Evaluated for contact investigation
 No Ref
 Yes 0.92 (.60, 1.42) .708
Birth country
 Non-USB Ref
 US-born 0.74 (0.45, 1.23) .245
Discordant LTBI testing results
 No Ref
 Yes 1.86 (0.77, 4.50) .171
Treatment regimen
 INH (6H/9H) Ref
 INH + Rifampin (3HR) 1.27 (.57, 2.81) .560
 INH + Rifapentine (3HP) 3.39 (1.85, 6.19) <.001
 Rifampin (4R) 1.38 (.91, 2.09) .132
 Other/unknown 1.62 (.15, 17.74) .694

Abbreviations: aOR, adjusted odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; INH, isoniazid; LTBI, latent tuberculosis infection; Ref, reference; USB, US-born.

a

Results from a generalized linear mixed-effect multivariable model (logit link and binomial distribution), with random effects incorporated for study site (Supplementary Figure 4).

b

Includes all people with an evaluation for purposes of employment or student clearance.