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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Prev Med. 2013 Oct 12;57(6):883–888. doi: 10.1016/j.ypmed.2013.10.005

Table 3.

Routine Counseling on Intrauterine Contraceptives to Female Contraceptive Patients: Multivariable Logistic Regression Results of US Nurse Practitioners

Routinely counsel patients on IUDs Unadjusted
Odds Ratio
[95% CI] Adjusted
Odds Ratio
[95% CI]
Clinician characteristics
Specialty
  Women’s Health NP (reference) -- -- -- --
  Primary Care NP 0.17 [0.11 0.24] 0.41 [0.23 0.72]
Trained in IUD insertions in practicum 3.89 [2.59 5.85] 1.60 [0.84 3.04]
Age (years) 1.01 [0.99 1.03] 1.00 [0.98 1.03]
White (non-Hispanic) 1.39 [0.76 2.52] 1.02 [0.43 2.44]
Evidence-based attitudes/knowledge
Low perception of IUD risks 1.89 [1.40 2.57] 1.44 [0.97 2.13]
High level IUD knowledge 3.20 [2.38 4.30] 1.94 [1.35 2.80]
Practice setting
Provider type
  Hospital-based practice (reference) -- -- -- --
  Private office 1.24 [0.75 2.05] 1.61 [0.85 3.04]
  Community clinic 1.37 [0.79 2.38] 1.11 [0.54 2.27]
Urban location 1.91 [1.22 2.98] 1.74 [0.99 3.04]
Region
  West (reference) -- -- -- --
  Midwest 0.45 [0.24 0.84] 0.65 [0.30 1.42]
  Northeast 0.62 [0.33 1.15] 1.00 [0.46 2.18]
  South 0.38 [0.22 0.65] 0.63 [0.33 1.17]
Patient population
Female contraceptive patients (#/wk) 1.04 [1.02 1.05] 1.00 [0.99 1.01]
Number of observations 517