Table 2.

Planned Use of Any MOUD Among Admissions for Opioid Use Disorder in Residential Treatment Facilities

	Descriptive Statistics		Unadjusted Analyses		Multivariable Analyses
Patient Characteristics	All Admissions n (%)	Planned Use of Any MOUD n (%a)	OR	95% CI	AOR	95% CI
All Patients	205,612 (100)	33,377 (16.2)
Sex (Male)	136,854 (66.6)	21,467 (15.7)	0.89***	0.87 – 0.91	0.87***	0.85 – 0.89
Race
Caucasian/White	151,867 (73.9)	24,102 (15.9)	Ref	Ref	Ref	Ref
African American/Black	19,076 (9.3)	2,260 (11.8)	0.71***	0.68 – 0.75	0.67***	0.64 – 0.71
All other	34,669 (16.9)	7,015 (20.2)	1.34***	1.31 – 1.39	1.33***	1.29 – 1.37
Age
Under 25	28,842 (14.0)	4,376 (15.2)	Ref	Ref	Ref	Ref
25–54	166,213 (80.8)	26,925 (16.2)	1.08***	1.04 – 1.12	1.09***	1.05 – 1.13
55 and Older	10,557 (5.1)	2,076 (19.7)	1.37***	1.29 – 1.45	1.47***	1.39 – 1.56
Veteran Status (Yes)	4,245 (2.1)	645 (15.2)	0.92	0.85 – 1.00	0.92	0.85 – 1.01
Referral from Justice System (Yes)	23,816 (11.6)	2,845 (11.9)	0.67***	0.65 – 0.70	0.67***	0.65 – 0.70

Patient characteristics for opioid use disorder treatment admissions in residential settings according to the 2017 Treatment Episode Dataset-Admissions (n=205,612 with complete data). Unadjusted odds ratios, adjusted odds ratios, and 95% confidence intervals determined via univariate and multivariable logistic regression and represent increased/decreased odds of planned use of any medication for opioid use disorder. Note: Boldface indicates statistical significance (p<0.05) i.e. 95% confidence intervals that do not cross 1. MOUD = medications for opioid use disorder; OR = unadjusted odds ratio; AOR = adjusted odds ratios; CI = confidence intervals Ref = reference group.

^aPercent of admissions with planned use of Any MOUD based on the number of admissions with Any MOUD divided by all admissions within each category (e.g. Sex). Unadjusted and adjusted predicted probabilities can be found in Supplemental Table 6.

^*p < .05;

^**p < .01;

^***p < .001