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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2006 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Diabetes Educ. 2005;31(1):84–90. doi: 10.1177/0145721704273229

Table 2.

Results of Modeling Self-monitoring of Blood Glucose Frequency 6 to 7 Days in Previous Week Versus 3 to 5 Days Versus 1 to 2 Days, Based on Personal and Support Predictor Variables*

Simple Logistic Regression
Multiple Logistic Regression (N = 508)
Variable n Odds Ratio 95% CI P Odds Ratio 95% CI P
Female vs male 535 1.6  1.1, 2.2  .0069 1.4  1.0, 2.1  .053
African American vs white 535 0.91 0.62, 1.3  .64 0.76 0.50, 1.2  .22
Native American vs white 535 0.78 0.53, 1.2  .23 0.74 0.47, 1.2  .19
Pills only vs no diabetes medication 535 3.2  1.7, 6.2  .0004 2.3  1.1, 4.6  .028
Insulin and pills vs no diabetes medication 535 6.5  3.2, 13 <.0001 3.3  1.5, 7.2  .0033
Log duration of diabetes 535 1.5  1.3, 1.7 <.0001 1.3  1.1, 1.6  .0047
SF-12 Physical Health/10 509 0.89 0.77, 1.0  .12 0.98 0.82, 1.2  .86
SF-12 Mental Health/10 509 0.83 0.71, 0.97  .018 0.85 0.71, 1.0  .062
Shown how to test 535 0.86 0.61, 1.2  .40 1.0  0.66, 1.6  .90
Helped to test 535 0.59 0.43, 0.83  .0021 0.58 0.39, 0.86  .0068
Helped to understand results 535 0.98 0.69, 1.4  .90 0.83 0.53, 1.3  .39
Health care provider recommended 535 5.0  3.3, 7.7 <.0001 4.3  2.7, 6.8 <.0001
Attended diabetes class 534 1.8  1.2, 2.8  .0095 1.5  0.93, 2.5  .092
*

Self-monitoring of blood glucose (SMBG) outcome was analyzed using logistic regression and the proportional odds model among participants who reported SMBG in the previous week.

The proportional odds assumption was not satisfied (P < .05) for the simple regression model only.