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. 2020 May 7;79(1):1758501. doi: 10.1080/22423982.2020.1758501

Table 3.

Univariable and multivariable analysis of key factors associated with completing 3HP treatment in Iqaluit (n = 73)

Factor Completed n/73 (%) Univariate analysis odds ratio
(95% CI)
Multivariate analysis odds ratio
(95% CI)
Age (10 year increment) 60(82.2%) 0.96(0.91,1) 0.99(0.94,1.04)
Sex      
Male 35(87.5%) 2.24(0.66,7.66) 1.16(0.26,5.15)
Female 25(75.8%) Reference  
Ethnicity      
Inuit 40(80.0%) 0.6(0.15,2.43) 1.13(0.18,7.05)
Non-Inuit 20(87.0%) Reference  
Employment      
Yes 33(82.5%) 1.05(0.32,3.49) 1.50(0.30,7.65)
No 27(81.8%) Reference  
Alcohol Use(cage score)      
No alcohol use 32(88.9%) 13.33(2.27,78.20) 9.45(0.91,98.0)
Cage score <2 25(86.2%) 10.42(1.76,61.67) 6.93(0.76,62.76)
cage score ≥2* 3(37.5%) Reference  
Cannabis use      
No 46(82.1%) 0.99(0.24,4.09) 0.35(0.05,2.64)
Yes 14(82.4%) Reference  
Smoking      
No 31(91.2%) 3.56(0.89,14.25) 2.66(0.50,14.16)
Yes 29(74.4%) Reference  
Treatment reason      
Contact screening 27(93.1%) Reference  
Employer screening 16(76.2%) 0.27(0.05,1.42) 0.5(0.07,3.43)
School screening 3(100%) 0.64(0.02,24.87) 0.55(0.01,33.01)
Walk in to clinic 14(70.0%) 0.20(0.04,1.03) 0.22(0.04,1.31)
Concomitant medications      
No 34(94.4%) 7.19(1.47,35.30) 4.68(0.94,23.28)
Yes 26(70.3%) Reference  

*A total score of 2 or greater is considered clinically significant for substance abuse disorder. [28]

Ethnicity (Inuit versus non-Inuit), employment (paid employment, yes or no), alcohol (no alcohol, Cage score <2 versus ≥2), cannabis (no versus yes), smoking (no versus yes), treatment reason (contact, walk in, school screen, employer screen), concomitant medications (no versus yes).