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. 2011 Dec;46(6 Pt 1):1883–1904. doi: 10.1111/j.1475-6773.2011.01293.x

Table 3.

Multivariate Models Predicting Ease of Getting Needed Care, Getting Care Quickly, and Quality of Doctor Communication from Depression, Self-Rated Mental Health, and Patient Confidence

Variable Model 1 Model 2 Model 3
Ease of getting needed care (N = 40,202)
 Depressed −3.56 (.33)*** −2.45 (.35)*** −1.77 (.34)***
 Self-rated mental health
  Very good −3.27 (.26)*** −2.33 (.26)***
  Good −4.97 (.31)*** −3.17 (.31)***
  Fair −5.90 (.47)*** −3.40 (.47)***
  Poor −6.32 (.85)*** −2.12 (.85)*
 Patient confidence 5.07 (.17)***
Getting care quickly (N = 50,421)
 Depressed −2.52 (.34)*** −1.90 (.36)*** −1.38 (.36)***
 Self-rated mental health
  Very good −2.66 (.28)*** −1.93 (.28)***
  Good −3.68 (.32)*** −2.26 (.33)***
  Fair −4.90 (.50)*** −2.94 (.51)***
  Poor −1.68 (.91) 1.47 (.91)
 Patient confidence 3.98 (.18)***
Quality of doctor communication (N = 42,896)
 Depressed −2.16 (.25)*** −0.99 (.26)*** −0.44 (.26)
 Self-rated mental health
  Very good −3.31 (.21)*** −2.53 (.20)***
  Good −5.11 (.24)*** −3.57 (.24)***
  Fair −6.18 (.36)*** −4.04 (.36)***
  Poor −7.49 (.67)*** −4.05 (.67)***
 Patient confidence 4.35 (.13)***

Note. Entries are unstandardized β coefficients and standard errors. Model 2 adds self-rated mental health to Model 1. Model 3 adds patient confidence to Model 2. Control variables included in all models but not shown in the table include age, education, general health status, dual eligibility status, low-income subsidy status, proxy respondent status, and state of residence.

*

p < .05,

***

p < .001.

Comparison category is excellent self-rated mental health.