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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Sep 18.
Published in final edited form as: Contraception. 2017 Dec 15;97(5):405–410. doi: 10.1016/j.contraception.2017.12.010

Table 3.

Odds ratios from a logistic regression examining offering both IUD and implant onsite at publicly-funded health centers providing family planning services in the U.S., 2013–2014, N=1388*

Bivariate Multivariate
Variable % offering both onsite Odds ratio P value Odds ratio P value
Total 52%
Health center type - compared to Health Departments 43%
 Planned Parenthood 92% 14.91 <.01 9.49 <.01
 Community Health Centers 48% 1.22 .07 1.28 .15
 Hospital-based clinics 73% 3.64 <.01 2.35 <.01
 Other 46% 1.14 .35 1.13 .49
Funding - compared to not funded by Title X 49%
 Title X-funded 55% 1.26 <.01 1.55 <.01
Type of area served - compared to mostly urban 69%
 Mostly rural 40% 0.29 <.01 0.60 <.01
 Combination of urban and rural 56% 0.55 <.01 0.66 .02
Region - Compared to West 58%
 South/South West 45% 0.59 <.01 0.69 .02
 Mid-West 46% 0.62 <.01 0.59 <.01
 North East/Mid-Atlantic 62% 1.17 .31 0.83 .33
Number of Family Planning clients - compared to <500 26%
 500–999 50% 2.84 <.01 2.38 <.01
 1000–4999 65% 5.39 <.01 3.00 <.01
 5000–9999 80% 11.92 <.01 4.29 <.01
 10,000+ 84% 15.14 <.01 4.24 <.01
Number of clinical services clients - compared to <500 21%
 500–999 34% 1.88 <.01 1.18 .58
 1000–4999 47% 3.23 <.01 1.51 .11
 5000–9999 55% 4.50 <.01 1.57 .13
 10,000–49,999 66% 6.97 <.01 2.38 <.01
 50,000+ 71% 9.17 <.01 2.89 .03
Staff trained in both methods 74% 34.35 <.01
*

Data are weighted.