Table 3.

Odds of Perceived High-Quality Well-Child Care Based on the Parent-Reported Culturally Sensitive Care Composite Score^†

Outcome	OR(CI)	Adjusted OR (Cl)‡
Provision of information about resources in the community for parents	1.41 (0.81,2.53)	2.47 (1.25,5.17)*
Ask about parental concerns about their child’s learning, development, and behavior	1.51 (0.93,2.53)	1.72 (0.97,3.15)
Address parental concerns	1.47 (0.79,2.86)	1.46 (0.73,3.06)
Anticipatory guidance and parental education	1.89 (1.25,2.93)**	2.68 (1.62,4.62)***
Helpfulness of care provided	2.61 (1.30,5.68)*	3.68 (1.62,9.35)**
Effect of care provided on parental confidence	2.23 (1.18,4.52)*	2.62 (1.28,5.86)*
Received all 6 of the above well-child visit quality indicators (“got all care” score)	2.07 (1.38,3.16)***	2.54 (1.59,4.22)***

^*P < .05.

^**P < .01.

^***P < .001.

^†The culturally sensitive care composite score is the mean of the 8 culturally sensitive care subscales. The composite score range is from 1 to 5, with 5 being the most culturally sensitive.

^‡Adjusted for parental education, gender, income, race and ethnicity, nativity, English proficiency, and child’s age.