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Published in final edited form as: J Health Soc Behav. 2020 Jul 29;61(3):359–376. doi: 10.1177/0022146520942896

Table 3.

Poisson Regression of Number of Health Conditions on Migrant Status, Health of Philippine Emigrants Study Baseline Sample (n = 1,632).

	Model 1		Model 2		Model 3
Variables	β	95% CI	β	95% CI	β	95% CI
Migrant (reference = nonmigrant)	−09^*	−.18, −.01	−.24^***	−.34, −.13	−_.22^***	−.32, −.11
Age			.02^***	.02, .03	.02^***	.02, .03
Male gender (reference = female)			−.00	−.08, .07	−.02	−.09, .06
Island region (reference = Luzon)
Visayas			−.59^***	−.71, −.46	−.60^***	−.72, −.47
Mindanao			−.02	−.13, .09	−.02	−.13, −.09
English proficiency, speaks very well/well (reference = not very well/not at all)			.11^*	.02, .19	.06	−.04, .15
Health care (reference = no treatment)
Hospital			.34^***	.25, .43	.34^***	.25, .43
Clinic or other			.32^***	.23, .41	.30^***	.21, .40
Educational attainment (reference = less than high school)
High school					−.25^***	−.38, −.12
Some college					−.08	−.21, .05
College degree and above					.01	−.12, .14
Financial strain (reference = high)
Medium					−.10^*	−.18, −.02
Low					−.05	−.16, .05
Constant	.41^***	.35, .47	−.45^***	−.66, −.24	−.26^*	−.50, −.01

Note: CI = confidence interval.

p < .05,

^***

p < .001.