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. 2019 Dec;19(4):2819–2828. doi: 10.4314/ahs.v19i4.3

Table 3.

Multivariate binary logistic regression model-predicting demographic and clinical factors linked with glycemic control status

glycaemic control status

Model 1 p-value Model 2 p-value Model 3 p-value
Demographic
predictor variable
Age (yrs)
Non elderly
Elderly
Ref (1.00)
5.90(1.66–20.96)
0.006*
Ref (1.00)
3.94(0.91–17.05)
0.066
Ref (1.00)
5.00(1.19–20.96)
0.028*
Anthropometric
predictor variable
WHR
Low
medium
high
Ref (1.00)
2.94(0.61–14.07)
3.92(1.22–12.57)
0.177
0.022*
Ref(1.00)
2.82(0.38–20.97)
2.29(0.38–13.99)
0.312
0.368
Ref (1.00)
2.65(0.42–16.88)
1.82(0.47–6.98)
0.302
0.386
Clinical predictor
variables
Fasting plasma
glucose (FPG)
(mmol/l)
Within tight control
(3.9–7.2)
Outside tight control
(<3.9 or >7.2)
Ref (1.00)

17.39(5.83–51.90)
0.001*
Ref (1.00)

10.85(3.10–37.96)
0.001*
Ref (1.00)

12.08(3.64–40.09)
0.001*
Blood pressure
Systolic blood
pressure (mmHg)
1.02(0.99–1.05) 0.063 1.02(0.98–1.06) 0.331 1.01(0.98–1.05) 0.377

Model 1: Crude (unadjusted) Odd Ratio for significant predictor variables

Model 2: Adjusted Odd Ratio when the influence of non-significant predictor variables: Sex, BMI, complications and DBP were accounted for

Model 3: Adjusted Odd Ratio when significant predictor variables: Age, WHR, FPG and SBP were accounted for.