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. 2018 Jun 7;2018:7187284. doi: 10.1155/2018/7187284

Table 4.

Multivariate analysis of risk factors for medication noncompliance.

Factor B S.E. p-value OR (95% CI)
Gender
 Male 1
 Female −.335 .394 .395 .715 (.331–1.547)
Age
 Young 1
 Old −1.047 .384 .006 .351 (.165–.745)
Education
 Not educated 1
 Educated −.567 .411 .168 .567 (.253–1.270)
Marital status
 Single 1
 Married .137 .324 .673 1.147 (.608–2.163)
Duration of diagnosis
 Short (<6 years) 1
 Long (>5 years) .794 .336 .018 2.213 (1.145–4.278)
Number of tablets taken orally
 Less than 5 1
 Between 5 and 10 .452 .368 .219 1.571 (.764–3.232)
 More than 10 −.213 1.096 .846 .808 (.094–6.919)
Notification of drugs side effects
 Yes 1
 No .304 .335 .363 1.356 (.704–2.612)
Use of herbal medication
 Yes 1
 No −.230 .387 .552 .794 (.372–1.697)
Difficulty remembering medication instructions
 Yes 1
 No 1.715 .736 .020 5.557 (1.313–23.524)
Efficacy of medication
 Yes 1
 No .323 .767 .674 1.381 (.307–6.217)
 Sometimes 1.304 .793 .100 3.685 (.779–17.433)
Awareness of complications that can arise from non-compliance
 Yes 1
 No .313 .324 .334 1.367 (.724–2.580)
Medication covered by NHIS
 Yes 1
 No −.717 1.176 .542 .488 (.049–4.893)
 Some of them .743 .363 .041 2.102 (1.032–4.278)

p < .05.