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. 2020 Jun 26;22(6):e14977. doi: 10.2196/14977

Table 7.

Binary logistic regression models explaining the effect of number of health checks on smoking status and high blood pressure status at final check.

Parameter Smoking status at final check (reference=nonsmoker) High BPa (mm Hg) at final check (reference=no)

ORb (95% CI) P value OR (95% CI) P value
Number of health checks 0.959 (0.921-1.000) .048 0.985 (0.964-1.005) .14
High BP at initial check N/Ac N/A 0.113 (0.096-0.132) <.001
Smoking status at initial check 0.010 (0.008-0.012) <.001 N/Ac N/A
Gender (reference=female) 1.074 (0.870-1.324) .51 1.343 (1.145-1.574) <.001
SEIFAd quintile (reference=quintile 5)

Quintile 1 1.696 (1.277-2.252) <.001 1.348 (1.075-1.691) .01

Quintile 2 1.296 (0.888-1.892) .18 1.220 (0.907-1.640) .19

Quintile 3 1.403 (1.007-1.953) .045 1.500 (1.183-1.901) .001

Quintile 4 1.001 (0.753-1.331) .99 1.145 (0.919-1.425) .23
Age 0.991 (0.984-0.998) .02 1.028 (1.023-1.033) <.001

aBP: blood pressure.

bOR: odds ratio.

cN/A: Not applicable.

dSEIFA: socioeconomic indexes for areas.