Table 4.

Multivariate logistic regression models regarding workplace accommodations

Variable	Model 1: requiring 2 or more accommodations (n = 112)		Model 2: difficulty arranging for accommodationa (n = 102)		Model 3: not asking for needed accommodationa(n = 102)
	n	% required	n for models 2 and 3	% required	% required
Sex
Maleb	45	71.1	36	50.0	50.0
Female	67	91.0e	66	47.0	42.4
IBD type
CDb	79	87.9	71	49.3	46.5
UC	33	81.0	31	45.2	41.9
Age
<60 yearsb	98	83.7	90	47.8	45.6
≥60 years	14	78.6	12	50.0	41.7
Marital status
Married/living as marriedb	66	81.8	43	44.1	35.6
Other	46	84.8	59	53.5	58.1d
Hospitalized
Nob	27	74.1	26	38.5	46.2
Yes	85	85.9	76	51.3	44.70
Surgery
Nob	66	81.8	61	47.5	45.9
Yes	46	84.8	41	48.8	43.9
Effectiveness of medication				Overalle
None	8	100	8	62.5	62.5
Somewhat	45	84.4	41	65.9e	56.1d
Highb	56	78.6	50	30.0	34.0
Side effects
Nob	80	82.5	73	42.5	38.4
Yes	29	82.8	26	61.5	65.4d
Highest education		Overalld
Noneb	7	71.4	7	42.9	28.6
2nd	33	78.8	32	43.8	40.6
3rd	51	94.1	48	56.3	52.1
Trade	17	64.7	12	33.3	41.7
Active job
<50% activeb	54	85.2	49	49.0	40.8
>50% active	50	80.0	45	46.7	51.1
Symptom severity
Mild/moderateb	36	77.8	34	35.3	35.3
Severe/very severe	76	85.5	68	54.4	50.0
Workplace
Away from homeb	91	86.6	87	51.7	48.3
Home/self-employed	19	68.4	13	23.1	15.4d
K6 score (distress)
<6b	67	83.6	60	31.7	26.7
≥6	44	81.8	41	70.7e	70.7e
IBD-DI-SRc	N/A	Not significant	N/A	0.89	0.89 (0.82–0.96)d
				(0.82–0.97)d

^aModels 2 and 3 had IBD-DI-SR as a continuous variable which was significant in bivariate analyses but not in multivariate analyses in both models.

^bReference category.

^cTreated as a continuous variable so no percentages are reported.

^dSignificant in the bivariate model.

^eRemained significant in the multivariate model.