TABLE 3.

Adjusted odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals of time from logistic regression on healthcare access and regression coefficients and standard errors from OLS regression on HRQoL measures women veterans aged 18 to 64 y behavioral risk factor surveillance system, 2013 and 2017

Healthcare access measures
	AOR	95%CI		Sig
Health insurance = yes
2017	1.79	(1.26, 2.54)		**
2013 (reference)
Cost barrier to care = yes
Model 1 (without health insurance)
2017	0.72	(0.54, 0.96)		*
2013 (reference)
Model 2 (With health insurance)
2017	0.79	(0.58, 1.08)
2013 (reference)
Usual source of care = yes
Model 1 (without health insurance)
2017	0.99	(0.77, 1.29)
2013 (reference)
Model 2 (with health insurance)
2017	0.92	(0 71 1 90)
2013 (reference)
Health-related quality of life measures
	Beta	Standard error	P value	Sig
Health status
2017	−0.809	1.147	.481
2013 (reference)
Poor physical health days
2017	0.174	0.333	.601
2013 (reference)
Poor mental health days
2017	0.434	0.352	.219
2013 (reference)
Days poor MH or PH limlited activities
2017	0.395	0.232	.089
2013 (reference)

Note: Based on 3534 women (2013) and 3027 women (2017) who served in the armed forces, aged 18 to 64, who completed questionnaires during the year 2013 or 2017. Asterisks represent differences in dependent variables in 2017 as compared to 2013.

Abbreviations: AOR, adjusted odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; HRQoL, health‐related quality of life; MH, mental health; OLS, ordinary least squares; PH, physical health; Sig, significance.

^***P < .001;

^**.001 ≤ P < .01;

^*.01 ≤ P < .05.