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. 2021 Jun 10;18(12):6286. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18126286

Table 3.

Binary logistic regression analyses for acceptance of hospice and palliative care.

Variable aOR 95% CI p
Age (by 1-year increment) 0.997 (0.985–1.008) 0.57
Sex (male to female) 0.984 (0.750–1.291) 0.91
End-of-life trajectory
Terminal * 1.712 (1.203–2.438) 0.003
Frailty 0.993 (0.755–1.306) 0.96
Organ Failure 1.0 reference
CCI (by 1-point increment) 0.990 (0.942–1.041) 0.70
APACHE II (by 1-point increment) 1.012 (0.997–1.027) 0.13
Unexpected hospital visits 1.017 (0.808–1.279) 0.88
Living arrangement
With family 0.931 (0.585–1.482) 0.77
Health facilities 0.819 (0.483–1.390) 0.46
Others 1.0 reference
Marital status
Married 0.871 (0.586–1.297) 0.50
Widowed 0.811 (0.515–1.278) 0.37
Single 1.0 reference
Education status
Below high school 0.881 (0.383–2.027) 0.77
High school and above 0.809 (0.348–1.882) 0.62
Others 1.0 reference
Religion
Taoism 0.854 (0.612–1.192) 0.35
Buddhism 1.004 (0.770–1.309) 0.98
Catholic/Christian 1.063 (0.698–1.618) 0.78
Muslim 2.281 (0.204–25.541) 0.50
Others 3.995 (0.842–18.965) 0.08
None 1.0 reference

CCI = Charlson Comorbidity Index; APACHE = Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation; aOR = adjusted odds ratio; CI = confidence interval; * p < 0.05 was considered statistically significance in the regression model.