Table 3.

Factors Associated with Self-Reported Serological Testing for Hepatitis B in the Study Period – Hmong Adults, Ages 18–64, Greater Sacramento Region, 2007–2011 (n=210)

Effect		Odds Ratioa	95% Confidence Intervala
Study Arm
	Intervention	3.51	1.33 – 9.24
	Control	1.00
Age
	18–29	0.47	0.09 – 2.30
	30–49	0.39	0.14 – 1.11
	50–64	1.00
Gender
	Female	5.27	1.68 – 16.6
	Male	1.00
Marital Status
	Married/living together	3.02	0.92 – 9.93
	Widowed/divorced/single	1.00
Years of U.S. Residence
	More than 10	1.48	0.57 – 3.85
	10 or fewer	1.00
Employment Status
	Employed	0.80	0.24 – 2.69
	Not employed	1.00
Educational Level
	Some formal education	0.69	0.20 – 2.33
	No formal education	1.00
Speaks English
	Fluently/well	0.36	0.03 – 4.61
	So-so/poorly/not at all/don’t know	1.00
Annual Household Income
	$20,000 or more	0.48	0.18 – 1.32
	Less than $20,000/don’t know	1.00
Regular place of health careb		0.43	0.11 – 1.74
Seen doctor in past 12 monthsb		4.83	1.32 – 17.6
Seen traditional healer in past 12 monthsb		2.10	0.86 – 5.08
Self-perceived health status
	Good	1.78	0.69 – 4.61
	Fair/poor/don’t know	1.00
Baseline knowledge (per unit)		1.26	0.98 – 1.62
Change in knowledge (per unit)		1.32	1.02 – 1.71

^aAdjusted for all variables tabulated

^bYes vs. No/don’t know

Note: All independent variables assessed at baseline except change in knowledge.