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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer. 2011 May 11;117(23):5383–5391. doi: 10.1002/cncr.26221

Figure 2. Adjusted estimates of receiving a week or more of hospice care by patient-reported receipt of spiritual care from the health care team in the complete sample, among non-white race/ethnicity patients and high religious coping patients (N=303)b.

Figure 2

aEstimates were adjusted for education, race/ethnicity, baseline existential well-being, baseline social support, advance care planning, end-of-life discussion, health insurance status, patient-physician relationship, degree of positive religious coping, preferences for aggressive care, religiousness, spiritual support from religious communities, Northern versus Southern recruitment site, and terminal illness awareness. Models repeated with cluster analysis by site with findings unchanged.

bSample reduced from 339 due to missing data; findings unchanged when analysis repeated with data imputed to mean values.