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. 2021 Feb 9;3(2):231–240.e1. doi: 10.1016/j.xkme.2020.11.014

Table 3.

Association of Portal Use With Patient CKD Knowledge

Variable β Estimate Lower Limit of 95% CI Upper Limit of 95% CI P
Univariable model Portal use (yes compared to no) 4.89 0.74 9.04 0.02
Multivariable model Portal use (yes compared to no) 2.06 −2.47 6.59 0.37
Age (y) −0.13 −0.26 0.01 0.07
Sex (compared to female)
 Male −2.44 −6.44 1.55 0.23
Race (compared to White)
 African American 1.53 −4.29 7.35 0.6
 Other 1.99 −5.77 9.74 0.61
Education (compared to ≥HS graduate)
 <HS graduate −7.38 −20.54 5.78 0.27
Income (compared to ≥$50,000)
 <$25,000 −1.4 −6.94 4.15 0.62
 $25,000-<$50,000 −4.28 −9.38 0.82 0.1
Stage (compared to stage 3)
 Stage 1-2 0.48 −6.4 7.36 0.89
 Stage 4-5 4.67 0.34 9.01 0.03

Note: Linear regression model of univariable and multivariable associations between patient-reported outcomes, portal use, and patient demographics. All models exclude patients who responded “I don’t know” or who did not respond to the portal use question.

Abbreviations: CKD, chronic kidney disease; HS, high school.