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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Health Commun. 2018 Aug 10;23(7):652–660. doi: 10.1080/10810730.2018.1500660

Table 5.

Logistic regression model of the unmet healthcare needs

Odds ratio (95% confidence interval)
Typology of health information
 source
 Resource-heavy 1.0 [reference]
 Human-oriented 2.24 (.92, 5.47)
 Expertise-focused 1.63 (.66, 3.97)
 Family-dominant 2.94 (1.15, 7.49)*
 Resource-scarce 4.13 (1.69, 10.0)**
 Health professional-dominant 2.17 (.85, 5.56)
Demographic variable
 Age
  18−39 1.0 [reference]
  40−59 .76 (.52, 1.12)
  60 and older .74 (.47, 1.17)
 Gender
  Male 1.0 [reference]
  Female 1.05 (.80, 1.39)
 Marital status
  Married 1.0 [reference]
  Not married 1.19 (.87, 1.62)
 Education
  ≥ High school 1.0 [reference]
  < High school 1.28 (.92, 1.77)
 Ethnic origin
  Chinese 1.0 [reference]
  Asian Indian .54 (.33, .90)*
  Korean 1.35 (.91, 2.00)
  Vietnamese 1.81 (1.21, 2.69)**
  Filipino 1.13 (.64, 1.99)
  Other Asian .73 (.35, 1.50)
Immigration-related variable
 Nativity
  US born 1.0 [reference]
  Foreign-born .97 (.54, 1.73)
 Time in the USA
  ≥ 10 years 1.0 [reference]
  < 10 years 1.06 (.75, 1.49)
 English proficiency
  Proficient 1.0 [reference]
  Limited 1.70 (1.14, 2.52)**
Health and access variable
 Chronic medical condition
  None 1.0 [reference]
  One or more 1.81 (1.31, 2.49)***
 Self-rated health
  Excellent/very good/good 1.0 [reference]
  Fair/poor 1.85 (1.26, 2.72)**
 Health insurance
  Insured 1.0 [reference]
  Not insured 2.47 (1.79, 3.40)***
*

p < .05

**

p < .01

***

p < .001.