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. 2021 Feb 1;17(2):121–128. doi: 10.5664/jcsm.8798

Table 3.

Multivariable regressionsa for decisional outcome measures.

Outcome Measure Primary Outcome Secondary Outcome
Decisional Conflict Preparation for Decision- Making
Estimate (SE) P Value Estimate (SE) P Value
Intervention effect (DA-CTL) −12.70 (5.26) .019 22.19 (5.75) <.001
Covariates
 Intervention mode (REF = telephone)
  In-person −3.45 (7.16) .632 −5.43 (7.98) .499
 Age (REF = 70+ y)
  60–65 −4.27 (6.75) .529 4.73 (7.21) .515
  66–70 6.80 (7.12) .344 −6.30 (8.02) .436
 Male −9.15 (7.50) .228 4.62 (8.36) .583
 Non-Hispanic White 0.16 (5.92) .978 -9.53 (6.45) .145
 Education (REF = college or higher)
  High school (≤ 12 y) 2.24 (8.36) .790 12.85 (9.37) .176
  Some college (13–15 y) −3.88 (5.92) .515 7.86 (6.37) .223
 Marital status (REF = others)
  Married or living as married 2.58 (6.13) .675 −0.15 (6.56) .982
  Single or never married 0.05 (8.56) .995 −3.20 (8.99) .723
 Baseline apnea-hypopnea index −0.09 (0.19) .626 −0.03 (0.20) .878
 Epworth Sleepiness Scale 0.82 (0.56) .153 −0.44 (0.57) .443
a

Each column represents a multivariable regression, controlling for study site. CTL = control, DA, Decide2Rest decision aid, REF = reference group.