. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 14.

Published in final edited form as: Psychiatr Q. 2012 Mar;83(1):41–51. doi: 10.1007/s11126-011-9181-3

Table 4.

Variables independently associated with specialized healthcare and both second-line and primary care, as compared to utilization of primary care: multinomial logistic regression

	Specialized healthcare					Both specialized healthcare and primary care utilization
	B	Signif.	OR	95% CI		B	Signif.	OR	95% CI
	B	Signif.	OR	LL	UP	B	Signif.	OR	LL	UP
Enabling factors
Social support	−.094	0.000	0.910	0.865	0.958	−.009	0.683	0.991	0.950	1.034
Overall quality of life	0.002	0.878	1.002	0.972	1.034	−.031	0.014	0.969	0.945	0.994
Proportion of rental housing in the neighborhood	0.017	0.041	1.017	1.001	1.034	0.004	0.474	1.004	0.992	1.017
Needs-related factors
Number of mental disorders	1.207	0.056	3.343	0.971	11.512	1.104	0.040	3.016	1.050	8.662

Nagelkerke pseudo R-square: 22.6%