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. 2004 Feb;39(1):179–206. doi: 10.1111/j.1475-6773.2004.00221.x

Table 3.

Logistic Regression Results: How Specific Health Plan Characteristics Are Associated with Mammography Utilization

Model

Variable 1* 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Having a defined provider network 1.21§
[1.07–1.36]
P=.002
Coverage for care restricted to a network 1.18
[0.83–1.70]
P=.331
Use of gatekeepers 1.18
[1.03–1.36]
P=.021
Use of cost-containment measures 0.78
[0.56–1.10]
P=.149
Copayment amount 1.01
[1.00–1.03]
P=.104
Deductible amount 1.00
[1.00–1.00]
P=.783
Coinsurance rate 1.01
[1.00–1.02]
P=.130
Breadth of benefit coverage# 1.13
[0.92–1.39]
P=.231
Model N 2,803 2,692 1,085 2,613 1,021 1,218 1,368 1,383 1,364
*

Model 1 included control variables only.

§

Regression results reported include Odds Ratio, 95% Confidence Interval, and P-value.

#

Plan's coverage of medical, dental, vision, and prescriptive drugs services, categorized as 1=medical only, 2=medical + 1 or 2 services, 3=all 4 services covered.

Control variables specified across all models included age (1=50–69, 0=other), race/ethnicity (1=nonwhite, 0=white), education (years), marital status (1=married, 0=other), residence (1=MSA, 0=non-MSA), dental check-up frequency (1=never, 2=< once a year, 3=once a year, 4=twice a year or more), insurance coverage in past two years (1=continuous coverage, 0=not continuous), number of doctor visits in past year, and whether self-report survey response in MEPS.