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. 2024 May 1;7:e50759. doi: 10.2196/50759

Table 4. Multivariable Poisson regression analysis for predicting the total number of devices and functions used among caregivers (n=486).

Outcome and variables ba (SE) IRRb (95% CI) P value
Number of devices
Age 0.001 (0.002) 1.001 (0.997-1.005) .67
Female 0.035 (0.059) 1.036 (0.923-1.162) .55
Non-Hispanic White −0.026 (0.054) 0.975 (0.877-1.083) .63
Household income less than US $50,000 −0.130 (0.053) 0.878 (0.791-0.975) .02
High school or lower educational attainment −0.086 (0.066) 0.918 (0.806-1.045) .20
Rural residence −0.079 (0.094) 0.924 (0.769-1.110) .40
Number of functions
Age −0.008 (0.002) 0.992 (0.989-0.996) <.001
Female −0.017 (0.053) 0.983 (0.886-1.090) .74
Non-Hispanic White −0.046 (0.048) 0.955 (0.869-1.049) .34
Household income less than US $50,000 −0.097 (0.048) 0.908 (0.826-0.998) .04
High school or lower educational attainment −0.188 (0.061) 0.829 (0.735-0.934) .002
Rural residence −0.068 (0.085) 0.934 (0.792-1.103) .42
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b: regression coefficient.

b

IRR: incidence rate ratio.