Table 4.

Results of Logistic Regression Models for African-American and Hispanic women^*

Independent Variables	Parameter Estimate	Standard Error	p-Value	Odds Ratio (95% CI)
African-American women
Significance of racial disparities in late-stage diagnosis	1.41	0.13	<.01	4.08 (2.61–6.39)
Spatial accessibility	−0.48	0.23	<.01	0.62 (0.50–0.76)
Poverty factor	0.89	0.11	<.01	2.43 (1.95–3.04)
Demographic factor	1.24	0.11	<.01	3.45 (2.89–4.13)
Hispanic women
Significance of racial disparities in late-stage diagnosis	1.49	0.20	<.01	4.42 (3.01–6.51)
Spatial accessibility	−0.08	0.07	.28	0.92 (0.80–1.07)
Poverty factor	1.67	0.11	<.01	5.30 (4.26–6.59)
Demographic factor	−0.31	0.07	<.01	0.73 (0.63–0.84)

^*The presence of significant racial disparities in breast cancer mortality was the dependent variable.