Skip to main content
. 2018 Aug 30;16:38. doi: 10.18332/tid/94212

Table 2.

Factors associated with treatment adherence in univariate and multivariate analyses, Hopa State Hospital, 2015–2016 (n=395 )

Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis (Backward: LR)
OR 95% CI p OR 95% CI p
Age group (years)
15–44 1
45–64 1.365 0.647–2.881 0.414 NS
≥65 1.437 0.670–3.082 0.351
Gender (woman compared to man) 1.251 0.798–1.961 0.328 NS
Education level (per 1 level increase) 1.070 0.891–1.285 0.470
Occupation (working actively compared 0.951 0.618–1.465 0.821 NS
to not working)
Fagerström test score (per 1 score 0.929 0.832–1.038 0.195
increase)
Comorbid disease (presence compared 1.187 0.741– 1.889 0.476 NS
to absence)
Started treatment choice
cNRT 1 1
Bupropion 3.908 1.566–9.753 0.003 5.185 1.929–13.935 0.001
Varenicline 6.610 2.599–16.810 0.001 8.987 3.258–24.787 0.001
Started treatment choice
Bupropion 1
cNRT 0.25 0.103–0.639 0.003 Not adjusted in multivariate analysis
Varenicline 1.69 1.065–2.685 0.026
Adverse reaction (absence compared to presence) 2.091 1.238–3.532 0.006 3.326 1.868–5.924 0.001
Control visit number (per 1 visit increase) 1.599 1.283–1.993 0.001 1.708 1.353–2.156 0.001

Backward Stepwise (likelihood ratio): -2 LOG likelihood: 406.928. Nagelkerke R Square: 0.220. Omnibus tests of model coefficient: p=0.000. Durbin-Watson test: 1.96