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Published in final edited form as: J Immigr Minor Health. 2013 Dec;15(6):1065–1072. doi: 10.1007/s10903-012-9715-2

Table 3.

Multilevel regression results predicting disease outcomes and health appraisal

Predictors	Diabetes^a		Hypertension^a		Heart Disease^a		Chronic Pain^a		Count of Diseases^b		Health Appraisal
Predictors	b	p	b	p	b	p	b	p	b	p	b	p
Cambodian	0.471	.321	−1.058	.019	−1.842	.008	−1.000	.178	−0.502	.013	0.132	.357
Age	0.070	<.001	0.081	<.001	0.018	.409	−0.014	.491	0.036	<.001	−0.020	<.001
Sex	−0.216	.558	0.132	.729	0.415	.458	0.098	.823	0.052	.762	−0.003	.976
Need interpreter	−0.204	.714	−0.057	.893	−0.439	.529	1.587	.156	0.024	.905	−0.363	.003
Lack of understanding	−0.200	.379	−0.038	.864	0.224	.469	0.096	.703	0.015	.884	−0.041	.558
Cost& Access	0.005	.986	0.170	.367	0.036	.900	−0.055	.866	0.068	.477	−0.032	.575
Recency of visits	−0.412	.094	−0.550	.007	−0.209	.424	−0.143	.499	−0.287	.001	0.095	.081
Trauma	0.193	.354	0.342	.082	0.597	.023	0.055	.862	0.196	.035	−0.312	<.001

Note. Cambodian: 0 = Vietnamese, 1 = Cambodian; Sex: 0 = male, 1 = female; Degrees of freedom for all tests 220;

b values represent the change in the predicted logit for a unit change in the predictor.

b values represent the change in the log of the expected count for a unit change in the predictor.