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. 2019 Mar 29;8(4):434. doi: 10.3390/jcm8040434

Table 3.

Binary regression logistic model, predictors of childbirth experience three days after birth (n = 248).

Model Initial Final
Three Days B OR 95% CI p-Value B OR 95% CI p-Value
Lower Higher Lower Higher
C-section 1.108 3.029 1.222 7.506 0.017 1.143 3.136 1.596 6.165 0.001
Initiation 0.828 2.289 1.233 4.251 0.009 0.775 2.171 1.199 3.931 0.010
Studies 0.377 1.458 0.750 2.836 0.267
Duration −0.21 0.980 0.390 2.459 0.965
Perineum −0.70 0.933 0.432 2.014 0.859
Nationality −0.769 0.463 0.164 1.309 0.147
Epidural 0.485 1.625 0.716 3.689 0.246
A. classes −0.52 0.949 0.518 1.741 0.866

B is the estimated parameter. Bold and italics—significant results. Defined variables: C-section (no = 1/yes = 0), initiation (spontaneous = 1/induction =0), studies (low = 1/high = 0), duration (≤12 h = 1/>12 h = 0), perineum (entire and first degree tear = 1/second degree tear and episiotomy = 0), nationality (X = 1/foreigner = 0), epidural (yes = 1/no = 0), A. classes (yes = 1/no = 0). R2= Initial Model: 0.101 (Cox and Snell), 0.147 (Nagelkerke); Final Model: 0.082 (Cox and Snell), 0.119 (Nagelkerke). The Final Model is significant ≥ Goodness of fit ≤0.000 (Omnibus). Final Model χ2 = 21.170.