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. 2011 Jul 14;17(26):3133–3139. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v17.i26.3133

Table 3.

Factors associated with outpatients’ screening willingness n (%)

Variable Screening willingness
OR (95% CI) P value
Rejection1 (n = 213) Attendance2 (n = 788)
Gender
Female 120 (23.5) 390 (76.5) 1.000 0.089
Male 93 (18.9) 398 (81.1) 1.317 (0.971-1.786)
Age (yr)
< 40 76 (19.1) 321 (80.9) 1.000 0.207
≥ 40 137 (22.7) 467 (77.3) 0.807 (0.589-1.105)
Health insurance
No 73 (20.4) 285 (79.6) 1.000 0.630
Yes 140 (21.8) 503 (78.2) 0.920 (0.670-1.265)
Educational level
Primary or no schooling 16 (23.2) 53 (76.8) 1.000 -
Secondary education 109 (24.5) 336 (75.5) 0.931 (0.511-1.695) 0.814
High education 88 (18.1) 399 (81.9) 1.369 (0.748-2.506) 0.309
Monthly household income, RMB (yuan)
< 4000 123 (22.9) 415 (77.1) 1.000 0.189
≥ 4000 90 (19.4) 373 (80.6) 1.228 (0.905-1.668)
Level of knowledge
Low 106 (36.8) 182 (63.2) 1.000 -
Moderate 52 (21.1) 195 (78.9) 2.184 (1.481-3.221) < 0.001
High 55 (11.8) 411 (88.2) 4.352 (3.008-6.298) < 0.001
1

Patients rejected to attend screening;

2

Patients would attend screening voluntarily or under recommendation. OR: Odds ratio; CI: Confidence interval.