Table 3.

Multinomial logistic regression of time of the first reported working versus no reported return to work (n = 251)

	Odds ratio for 6 months versus no reported return to work (95 % CI)		Odds ratio for 18 months versus no reported return to work (95 % CI)		Odds ratio for 36–60 months versus no reported return to work (95 % CI)
Age**	0.98	(0.93–1.03)	0.96	(0.91–1.01)	0.95	(0.90–1.01)
Annual household income
<$10,000†	0.19	(0.07–0.47)	0.80	(0.33–1.98)	0.61	(0.23–1.65)
$10,000–$20,000	1.12	(0.45–2.74)	1.84	(0.70–4.85)	1.48	(0.52–4.25)
>$20,000*	1		1		1
Race/ethnicity
Latina†	0.31	(0.12–0.81)	0.73	(0.27–1.97)	0.80	(0.24–2.61)
Other	0.41	(0.13–1.30)	0.36	(0.10–1.33)	0.98	(0.25–3.91)
Non-Latina white*	1		1		1
Education
Did not complete high school	0.64	(0.18–2.25)	0.43	(0.12–1.56)	0.64	(0.16–2.48)
High school ± some college	0.93	(0.31–2.80)	0.70	(0.22–2.21)	0.36	(0.10–1.30)
College ± post-graduate*	1		1		1
Comorbid conditions
One or more†	0.60	(0.27–1.32)	0.46	(0.20–1.07)	0.25	(0.08–0.73)
None*	1		1		1
Chemotherapy
Received†	0.15	(0.07–0.36)	0.87	(0.32–2.37)	0.69	(0.23–2.08)
Not received*	1		1		1

^†Statistically significant relationship based on confidence intervals, as shown, for at least one comparison between time of the first reported return to work and no reported return to work

^*Reference category (odds ratio = 1.00)

^**Odds ratio corresponds to a 1-year increase in age