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. 2019 Jul 21;2019:6892623. doi: 10.1155/2019/6892623

Table 3.

Bivariable and multivariable logistic regression output for factors associated with depressive symptoms among HF patients at cardiac follow-up clinics in Amhara Region, Northwest Ethiopia, 2017 (n=403).

Variables Depression COR [95%C.I.] AOR [95%C.I.] P-value
Yes No
Sex Female 108 61 2.46(1.58,3.53) 2.70(1.44, 5.07) 0.01
Male 98 136 1 1
self-care behavior Poor 96 63 1.86(1.24, 2.81) 1.60(1.01, 2.55) 0.04
Good 110 134 1 1
SS Poor 56 36 1.67(1.04, 2.68) 1.90(1.16, 3.12) 0.01
Good 150 161 1 1
Knowledge Poor 159 132 1.67(1.07, 2.59) 1.67(1.03, 2.69) 0.03
Good 47 65 1 1
Living Status Alone 32 21 1.54(0.86, 2.78) 0.62(0.61, 2.56) 0.18
Not alone 174 176 1 1
Occupation NGE 190 173 1.65(0.85, 3.20) 1.64(0.78, 3.44) 0.19
GE 16 24 1 1
Currently smoking Yes 16 4 4.06(1.33, 12.37) 4.96(1.54,15.98) 0.01
No 190 193 1 1
Duration of CHF >1 year 125 96 1.62(1.09, 2.41) 1.64(1.04, 2.59) 0.03
< 1 year 81 101 1 1

Note: NGE: nongovernmental employment, GE: governmental employment, SS: social support, COR: crude odds ratio, AOR: adjusted odds ratio, CI: confidence interval 1. Living Status; not alone: living with family+ living with nonfamily. These were merged because those living with nonfamily were few in number.

2. Nongovernmental: merchant+ housewife+ farmer+ daily laborer. These were merged because all are private occupations.