Table 5.

Multivariable mixed effects regression models predicting one-year clinical outcomes following breast reconstruction by self-reported race and ethnicity

	Satisfaction with Breast			Psychosocial well-being			Physical well-being			Sexual well-being			PROMIS physical functioning
Variable	β	95% CI	P- Value	β	95% CI	P- Value	β	95% CI	P- Value	β	95% CI	P- Value	β	95% CI	P- Value
White		Reference			Reference			Reference			Reference			Reference
Black or African- American	0.16	−.45–3.76	.933	4.71	1.05–8.36	.012	1.39	−.43–4.21	.335	5.00	0.71–9.28	.022	−.11	−.42–1.20	.870
Hispanic or Latina	1.42	−.19–5.02	.441	−.62	−.30–3.06	.742	2.03	−.80–4.86	.159	1.07	−.12–5.25	.618	0.31	−.00–1.62	.641
Other*	−.69	−.26–2.87	.704	−.03	−.64–3.59	.989	−.98	−.78–0.82	.166	1.07	−.10–5.25	.614	−.67	−.98–0.63	.313

CI, confidence interval

Adjusted for baseline patient-reported outcome value, age, body mass index, annual household income, education, procedure type, laterality of reconstruction, prophylactic mastectomy, diabetes, radiation therapy.

Weighted by the non-response rates

^*Other category includes Asian, American-Indian Native American/Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian, or other Pacific Islander