Table 2.

Multivariable Logistic Regressions: Stigma as a concurrent predictor of care preferences and a prospective predictor of care behavior/engagement and provider behavior.

Outcomes	Odds Ratio: Stigmaa,b	95% CI	p-value
Provider preferences at baseline
Psychiatrist	0.27	0.15-0.49	<.001
Other Mental Health Specialist	0.31	0.18-0.54	<.001
Care behavior at 7 Months
Take medication for emotional problem	0.19	0.09-0.40	<.001
Any outpatient PC for emotional health	0.31	0.14-0.66	.002
Any mental health specialist visit past 6 months	0.23	0.10-0.52	<.001
Appropriate care (mental health specialist and/or meds)	0.24	0.10-0.55	.001
Care at 7 months (administrative data)
Any mental health specialist individual visits	0.19	0.07-0.50	.001
Provider's behavior at 6 Months
Asked about self-harm	0.51	0.24-1.08	.080
Asked about depression improvement	0.39	0.18-0.86	.019
Prescribed or refilled a medication for an emotional problem	0.28	0.12-0.66	.003
Adjusted a medication for an emotional problem	0.34	0.10-1.15	.083

Note.

^aAnalyses controlled for gender, age, education, and baseline depressive severity.

^bAdditional analyses examined stigma as a predictor of the outcomes reported above with patients' reports of general health as an additional covariate. Controlling for perceived general health did not substantially affect odds ratios, confidence intervals, or p–values for stigma in association with any outcome.