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. 2016 Oct 25;10:2151–2162. doi: 10.2147/PPA.S116198

Table 3.

Ordinal logistic regression analysis1 of factors associated with nephropathy levels2 in patients with T2DM all ages

Parameter Estimate Standard error Chi-square test P-value4
Age 0.03890 0.01613 5.82 0.0158
Sex (female) −0.57584 0.17368 10.99 0.00095
BMI 0.12557 0.03464 13.14 0.00035
Q13 General risk preference, weather 0.01035 0.00776 1.78 0.1819
Q3 Dissatisfaction to life 0.08581 0.15771 0.30 0.5864
Q6 Sleep enough −0.44858 0.14285 9.86 0.00175
Q8 Procrastination, if now (2 vs 3&1) 0.32860 0.17183 3.66 0.0558
Q9 Medical uncertainty (unacceptable) −0.39584 0.18867 4.40 0.0359
Q12 Pay for reducing CVD risk −0.00002 0.00002 1.92 0.1656
Q13 Risk loving, lottery 0.00008 0.00004 3.54 0.0598
Q13 Risk averse, insurance −0.00004 0.00002 3.15 0.0758
Q15 Educational level (high) −0.19004 0.11540 2.71 0.0996
Q16 Job (worked) −0.38579 0.18095 4.55 0.0330
Q18 Household income/person −0.00261 0.00140 3.45 0.0631
Q19 Savings (3&4&1 vs 2) 0.42929 0.31374 1.87 0.1712
Q20 Economic status (affluent) 0.37107 0.23395 2.52 0.1127

Notes:

1

Whole model test: degrees of freedom 16, likelihood ratio chi-square test 57.05, P-value <0.0001.

2

Levels of nephropathy; stages 1–5.

3

Survey questionnaires are shown in Figure S2.

4

Wald test for effects.

5

P<0.01, significant by effect likelihood ratio test.

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; T2DM, type 2 diabetes mellitus; CVD, cardiovascular disease.