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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 May 7.
Published in final edited form as: J Health Soc Behav. 2020 Jul 29;61(3):359–376. doi: 10.1177/0022146520942896

Table 4.

Poisson Regression of Number of Health Conditions on Migrant Status and Visa Type, Health of Philippines Emigrants Baseline Sample (n = 1,632).

Variables Model 1 Model 2 Model 3
β 95% CI Sig. β 95% CI Sig. β 95% CI Sig.
Visa type (reference = nonmigrant)
 Limited family reunification .13** .04, .21 c .01 −.12, .11 b, c .00 −.12, .12 b, c
 Unlimited family reunification .02 −.12, .16 c −.18* −.33, −.04 a, c −.16* −.31, −.01 a, c
 Fiancé(e)/marriage −.83*** −1.00, −.66 a, b, d −.60*** −.77, −.43 a, b −.56*** −.73, −.37 a, b
 Employment .01 −.20, .21 c −.09 −.30, .11 c −.11 −.32, .10 c
Age .02*** .02, .03 .02*** .02, .03
Male gender (reference = female) −.05 −.13, .02 −.06 −.15, −.00
Island region (reference = Luzon)
 Visayas −.38*** −.52, −.25 −.40*** −.54, −.27
 Mindanao .13* .02, .25 .12* .01, .23
English proficiency, speaks very well/well (reference = not very well/not at all) .12** .04, .20 .08+ −.01,.17
Health care (reference = no treatment)
 Hospital .34*** .25, .43 .34*** .25, .43
 Clinic or other .31*** .22, .40 .30*** .21, .39
Educational attainment (reference = less than high school)
 High school −.24*** −.37, −.11
 Some college −.08 −.20, .05
 College degree and above −.01 −.14, .12
Financial strain (reference = high)
 Medium −.09* −.17, −.01
 Low −.05 −.16, .06
Constant .41*** .35, .47 −.59*** −.80, −.38 −.39** −.64, −.15
Coefficients for Pairwise Comparisons among Visa Types from Adjusted Models
Comparisons for Model I β 95% CI
To limited family reunification
 Unlimited family −.11 −.25, .04
 Fiancé(e)/marriage −.96*** −1.13, −.78
 Employment −.12 −.33, .09
To unlimited family reunification
 Fiancé(e)/marriage −.85*** −1.06, −.64
 Employment −.01 −.25, .22
To fiancé(e)/marriage
 Employment .84*** .58, 1.09
Comparisons for Model 2
To limited family reunification
 Unlimited family −.18** −.31, −.05
 Fiancé(e)/marriage −.59*** −.78, −.40
 Employment −.09 −.29, .11
To unlimited family reunification
 Fiancé(e)/marriage −.41*** −.62, −.20
 Employment .09 −.13, .31
To fiancé(e)/marriage
 Employment .50*** .26, .75
Comparisons for Model 3
To limited family reunification
 Unlimited family −.16* −.29, −.03
 Fiancé(e)/marriage −.56*** −.75, −.37
 Employment −.11 −.31, .08
To unlimited family reunification
 Fiancé(e)/marriage −.40*** −.61, −.19
 Employment .05 −.18, .27
To fiancé(e)/marriage
 Employment .45*** .20, .69

Note: CI = confidence interval; Sig. = significance level of test of pairwise differences between visa categories; a = group is different from limited family reunification; b = group is different from unlimited family reunification; c = group is different from fiancé(e)/marriage; d = group is different from employment. Model 1 is unadjusted; Model 2 adjusts for age, gender, island region, English proficiency, and health care access; Model 3 adjusts for all covariates in Model 2 as well as educational attainment and financial strain.

+

p < .10,

*

p < .05,

**

p < .01,

***

p < .001.