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. 2010 Jun 10;182(7):905–909. doi: 10.1164/rccm.201002-0262OC

TABLE 2.

UNIVARIATE ANALYSES OF DISCORDANCE BETWEEN SURROGATES' PROGNOSTIC ESTIMATE AND SURROGATES' UNDERSTANDING OF PHYSICIAN'S PROGNOSTIC ESTIMATE

Coefficient P Value 95% Confidence Interval
Age (n = 125) 0.08 0.35 −0.09 to 0.26
Male sex (n = 125) −0.13 0.96 −5.7 to 5.4
White race (n = 123) −2.3 0.46 −8.4 to 3.8
Education (n = 124)
 ≤High school degree 1 (Reference)
 Some college education or college degree 2.9 0.42 −4.1 to 9.9
 Some postgraduate education or more −1.7 0.67 −9.7 to 6.3
Understands English well or very well (n = 125) 6.6 0.31 −6.3 to 19.5
Christian (n = 114) 2.2 0.49 −4.1 to 8.6
Relationship to patient (n = 124)*
 Spouse/partner 1 (Reference)
 Child −6.1 0.07 −12.8 to 0.59
 Other 2.9 0.37 −3.6 to 9.4
Religiosity (n = 121)* 1.9 0.16 −0.80 to 4.6
Trust in patient's physician (n = 125)* −0.80 0.06 −1.6 to 0.02
Trust in physician in video (n = 125) −0.37 0.77 −2.8 to 2.1
Numeracy (n = 125) −0.67 0.63 −3.3 to 2.0
Receiving prognostic information in numbers (n = 125)* −9.7 0.001 −15 to −4.4
*

Univariate predictors (with P < 0.2) were included in the multivariate analysis.