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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Feb 17.
Published in final edited form as: J Obstet Gynecol Neonatal Nurs. 2013 Jun 17;42(4):404–415. doi: 10.1111/1552-6909.12223

Table 2.

Stepwise logistic regression model predicting adequate prenatal care

Model Odds ratio p 95% CI
Step 1: R2=.009, p=.087
Starts with maltreatment history Childhood maltreatment trauma 1.627 .097 .915, 2.891
Step 2: R2=.031, R2Δ=.022, p=.006
Adds pregnancy PTSD Childhood maltreatment trauma 2.136 .019 1.134, 4.022
Pregnancy PTSD diagnosis .347 .007 .162, .745
Step 3: R2=.052, R2Δ=.062, p=.001
Adds interpersonal factors Childhood maltreatment trauma 2.277 .011 1.205, 4.304
Pregnancy PTSD diagnosis .508 .104 .224, 1.151
Highest quartile interpersonal sensitivity score .510 .008 .310, .841
Step 4: R2=.064, R2Δ=.012, p<.001
Adds risk behavior Childhood maltreatment trauma 2.368 .009 1.245, 4.504
Pregnancy PTSD diagnosis .537 .139 .235, 1.225
Highest quartile interpersonal sensitivity score .554 .023 .333, .922
Any Pregnancy substance use .604 .038 .375, .973
Step 5: R2=.159, R2Δ=.095, p<.001
Adds health care related factors Childhood maltreatment trauma 2.888 .004 1.414, 5.899
Pregnancy PTSD diagnosis .501 .112 .213, 1.175
Highest quartile interpersonal sensitivity score .458 .005 .265, .790
Any pregnancy substance use .594 .039 .362, .975
Lowest quartile Health Care Alliance Score .553 .021 .335, 914
Any treatment 2.531 .001 1.491, 4.295
Insurance .464 .001 .295, .729

Note: PTSD=posttraumatic stress disorder; CI=confidence interval