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Published in final edited form as: J Addict Med. 2013 Sep-Oct;7(5):325–334. doi: 10.1097/ADM.0b013e31829b7afe

Table 3.

Perceived barriers to substance use disorder (SUD) treatment in 32,916 National Survey of Drug Use and Health 2005-2010 adult participants with past-year SUD with and without comorbid past-year major depressive episode (MDE).

Male
Female
Effect
Modification
Wald –Test
F( 1, 60)
Reasons for not
receiving treatment
SUD with
MDE
(N= 199)
SUD without
MDE
(N= 521)
OR
(95% CI)
aOR
(95% CI)
SUD with
MDE
(N= 233)
SUD without
MDE
(N= 306)
OR
(95% CI)
aOR
(95% CI),
N % N % N % N %
Financial Reasons 88 51.8 197 36.1 1.91 *
(1.05, 3.47)
1.97 *
(1.14, 3.39)
92 41.2 103 33.8 1.37
(0.75, 2.51)
1.41
(0.78, 2.55)
0.57
(0.451)
 Could not afford
 cost
81 47.9 179 31.9 1.96 *
(1.06, 3.62)
1.77
(0.97, 3.24)
82 34.9 94 31.0 1.19
(0.66, 2.14)
1.41
(0.79, 2.48)
1.34
(0.251)
 No insurance
 coverage
11 6.3 23 4.4 1.48
(0.49, 4.44)
3.22 *
(1.13, 9.16)
12 6.7 14 5.9 1.16
(0.44, 3.03)
0.57
(0.14, 2.33)
0.10
(0.750)
Stigmatization
Reasons
53 23.7 98 21.3 1.15
(0.62, 2.13)
1.15
(0.63, 2.11)
72 23.9 76 22.4 1.09
(0.62, 1.93)
1.05
(0.49, 2.22)
0.02
(0.901)
 Fear of
 neighbors’
 opinion
37 17.1 48 9.3 2.02
(0.89, 4.59)
1.43
(0.61, 3.31)
48 15.3 48 10.3 1.57
(0.77, 3.21)
1.76
(0.67, 4.57)
0.24
(0.626)
 Fear of negative
 effect on job
27 15.4 48 13.4 1.18
(0.56, 2.46)
1.66
(0.83, 3.35)
31 9.2 38 12.8 0.69
(0.31, 1.54)
0.46
(0.18, 1.21)
0.94
(0.335)
 Did not want
 others to find
 out
18 7.3 31 5.6 1.33
(0.51, 3.52)
1.32
(0.50, 3.46)
26 9.4 26 9.8 0.95
(0.39, 2.35)
0.78
(0.32, 1.92)
0.25
(0.622)
Attitude toward
treatment
98 47.2 218 47.5 0.99
(0.54, 1.82)
0.97
(0.52, 1.81)
107 42.4 165 55.0 0.60
(0.34, 1.05)
0.58
(0.33, 1.03)
1.60
(0.211)
 Did not think
 treatment needed
21 9.0 33 6.6 1.41
(0.52, 3.86)
1.94
(0.56, 6.72)
24 9.1 23 5.5 1.73
(0.58, 5.15)
1.61
(0.60, 4.37)
0.07
(0.789)
 Did not think
 treatment would
 help
12 5.7 17 4.1 1.40
(0.41, 4.72)
1.37
(0.44, 4.50)
13 5.5 8 1.1 5.30**
(1.97,14.29)
3.39*
(1.24, 9.23)
2.85
(0.097)
 Thought could
 handle the
 problem without
 treatment
34 13.0 42 8.3 1.65
(0.78, 3.46)
1.65
(0.77, 3.52)
40 11.7 39 10.4 1.14
(0.57, 2.25)
1.03
(0.48, 2.21)
0.61
(0.438)
 Not ready to
 stop
 using
78 40.7 174 38.5 1.10
(0.55, 2.20)
1.17
(0.63, 2.18)
78 31.4 129 44.7 0.57
(0.33, 0.96)
0.57
(0.31, 1.05)
2.49
(0.120)
Structural Reasons 57 29.4 140 24.4 1.29
(0.61, 2.70)
0.79
(0.38, 1.62)
76 23.8 97 30.1 0.72
(0.41, 1.27)
0.92
(0.52, 1.64)
1.72
(0.194)
 No program
 open or
 treatment type
14 10.6 47 7.8 1.41
(0.37, 5.41)
0.56
(0.22, 1.42)
20 5.6 29 6.4 0.86
(0.32, 2.32)
1.10
(0.37, 3.25)
0.36
(0.551)
 Did not know
 where to go
29 11.8 55 9.6 1.26
(0.48, 3.29)
0.91
(0.31, 2.64)
37 12.4 55 17.3 0.68
(0.29, 1.59)
0.87
(0.36, 2.14)
1.22
(0.274)
 Did not have
 time
16 6.7 18 4.1 1.68
(0.56, 5.10)
1.64
(0.57, 4.76)
15 6.0 21 6.5 0.93
(0.34, 2.55)
0.82
(0.22, 3.02)
0.67
(0.415)
 No transportation
 or inconvenient
10 4.9 45 6.3 0.77
(0.28, 2.12)
0.88
(0.30, 2.61)
23 7.1 25 10.7 0.63
(0.23, 1.73)
0.86
(0.36, 2.08)
0.08
(0.781)

Note: OR stands for odds ratio, aOR for adjusted odds ratio, CI for confidence interval. Adjusted odds ratios are from multivariate logistic models which controlled for age, race, marital status, education, income, insurance, employment and population density.

*

p<0.05,

p<0.01,

p<0.001.

Terms in bold font are significantly different at p<0.05.