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Published in final edited form as: Am J Infect Control. 2020 Nov 4;49(6):721–726. doi: 10.1016/j.ajic.2020.10.021

Table 3.

Multivariable linear regression model of IPC adherence among home health care nurses(n = 353)

Variable	IPC adherence Model 1: B (SE)
Individual factors
Age	0.013 (0.008)
Sex
Men	reference
Women	−0.259 (0.244)
Race/Ethnicity
Non-Hispanic White	reference
Non-Hispanic Black	0.631 (0.172)^***
Hispanic	0.366 (0.219)
Other or mixed race/ethnicity	0.302 (0.176)
Education
Associate’s degree or some college	Reference
Bachelor’s degree	0.08 (0.155)
Graduate degree	−0.11 (0.192)
Years in home care nursing	0.004 (0.009)
Certification in infection control
Has not received certification	reference
Received certification	0.326 (0.174)
Home environment factors
The number of barriers	−0.104 (0.026)^***
Organizational factors
Agency 1	reference
Agency 2	0.402 (0.151)^*
The number of available IPC supplies	0.119 (0.029)^***
The number of resources used for IPC decision-making	0.057 (0.046)
Last received IPC training
Less than 6 months	Reference
More than 6 months, less than 1 year	−0.08 (0.143)
More than 1 year	0.113 (0.188)
R²	0.186029

B, beta; SE, standard error.

P < .05.

^***

P < .001.