Table 3.

Factors associated with successfull quit attempt 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			1
45–64	2.645	1.239–5.647	0.012	2.700	1.221–5.971	0.014
≥65	2.202	1.019–4.759	0.045	2.138	0.956–4.784	0.064
Gender (woman compared to man)	1.195	0.758–1.885	0.443	–	–	NS
Education level (per 1 level increase)	0.969	0.805–1.166	0.736	–	–	NS
Occupation (working actively compared to not working)	0.913	0.589–1.414	0.683	–	–	NS
Fagerström test score (per 1 score increase)	0.894	0.552– 1.448	0.649	–	–	NS
Comorbid disease (presence compared to absence)	1.065	0.953–1.190	0.264	–	–	NS
Started treatment choice
cNRT	1
Bupropion	1.143	0.571–2.288	0.706	–	–	NS
Varenicline	0.852	0.416–1.746	0.662
Adverse reaction (absence compared to presence)	0.980	0.594–1.614	0.936	–	–	NS
Control visit number (per 1 visit increase)	1.305	1.067–1.596	0.009	–	–	NS
Treatment adherent (adherent compared to non-adherent)	1.599	1.283–1.993	0.001	3.231	2.036–5.129	0.001

Backward Stepwise (likelihood ratio): -2LOG likelihood: 416.276. Nagelkerke R. Square: 0.158. Omnibus tests of model coefficients: p=0.000. Durbin-Watson test: 2.20