Table IV.

Partial Proportional Odds Results for Acceptability of Drug Abuse Treatment Centers as HIV Testing Sites (N=392)

Proportional Variablesa		ORU	95% CI	ORA	95% CI
Rural Resident		0.49	0.31, 0.75	0.49	0.30, 0.80
Age		1.04	1.02, 1.06	1.05	1.02, 1.07
Education ≥ High School		1.04	0.66, 1.64	0.99	0.60, 1.61
Health Insurance		0.89	0.56, 1.42	0.86	0.49, 1.51
Doctor Visit Last 12 Months		0.93	0.55, 1.59	1.00	0.55, 1.81
Have Regular Doctor		0.78	0.50, 1.22	0.80	0.45, 1.40
Unprotected Sex Last 30 Days		0.69	0.43, 1.09	0.93	0.56, 1.53
Ever Incarcerated		0.81	0.53, 1.25	0.86	0.50, 1.47
Previously Tested for HIV		0.78	0.43, 1.43	0.92	0.48, 1.77
Alcohol Use Disorder		0.56	0.36, 0.89	0.60	0.35, 1.01
# Other Drugs Used	1	0.78	0.47, 1.30	1.26	0.71, 2.23
Last 30 Days (Ref=0)	≥2	0.54	0.28, 1.02	1.40	0.65, 3.00
		Acceptable vs. Neutral/Unacceptable				Acceptable/Neutral vs. Unacceptable
Non-Proportional Variables		ORU	95% CI	ORA	95% CI	ORU	95% CI	ORA	95% CI
Femaleb		1.53	0.96, 2.43	1.78	1.01, 3.15	1.09	0.58, 2.02	1.07	0.51, 2.24
Cocaine Use Disorderb		1.06	0.63, 1.77	1.06	0.57, 1.98	1.60	0.83, 3.09	1.97	0.91, 4.26

Notes: Statistically significant (α=0.05) Odds Ratios in BOLD and OR_U = Unadjusted Odds Ratio; OR_A = Unadjusted Odds Ratio

^aProportional ORs represent odds of being in a higher acceptability category; acceptability categories are ranked from highest to lowest: acceptable, neutral, unacceptable

^bDid not meet the proportional odds assumption in the model and therefore was treated as nonproportional.