Skip to main content
. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 8.
Published in final edited form as: J Racial Ethn Health Disparities. 2016 Sep 8:10.1007/s40615-016-0286-0. doi: 10.1007/s40615-016-0286-0

Table 2. Effects of demographic, clinical, psychosocial, and socio-contextual characteristics on living donor evaluation occurrence within two years of educational intervention: simple (a) and multivariable (b) logistic regression models.

(a) Simple logistic regression model

Independent Variables Living Donor Evaluated

OR P value
Intervention
 House Calls 1.893.807.65 0.001
 Group-Based 0.360.731.45 0.36
Baseline Characteristics
Demographic
 Age, years 0.920.950.98 0.001
 Female 0.561.072.05 0.83
 College education 1.312.595.11 0.01
 Married or partnered 0.691.332.56 0.39
 Employed 0.220.430.85 0.02
Clinical
 Dialysis 0.140.350.84 0.02
 Months on waiting list 0.991.001.02 0.32
 Prior kidney transplant 0.611.845.59 0.28
 SF-36 Physical 0.981.021.05 0.35
 SF-36 Mental 0.970.991.02 0.68
Psychosocial
 LDKT knowledge 1.031.181.35 0.02
 LDKT concerns 0.950.981.02 0.33
 Willingness to discuss donation with others 1.081.311.58 0.01
 LDKT readiness stage 0.821.703.54 0.15
Socio-contextual
 Household income ≥$50,000 1.052.043.98 0.04
 No. social network members 1.021.091.17 0.02

(b) Multivariable logistic regression model

Predictors Living Donor Evaluated

OR P value

House Calls 2.024.7311.05 0.001
Age 0.910.940.98 0.001
Willingness to discuss donation with others 1.081.371.75 0.01
No. social network members 1.011.091.18 0.04

Logistic regression adjusted r2 0.43