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. 2021 Aug 14;19:122. doi: 10.1186/s12969-021-00610-5

Table 2.

Cox proportional hazard estimate of effect of community poverty level, demographics, and disease characteristics on time to first rheumatologist visit

Adjusted1
Characteristic HR2 95% CI3 p-value
Community Poverty Level
  < 20%
  ≥ 20% 0.81 0.67–0.99 0.038
Sex
 Male
 Female 1.06 0.88–1.27 0.600
Race/Ethnicity
 White
 Asian 1.14 0.73–1.77 0.600
 Black, African American, African or Afro-Caribbean 1.41 0.91–2.16 0.120
 Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin 1.33 1.01–1.76 0.043
 Other 1.21 1.21–4.10 0.200
 Prefer not to answer 2.23 1.21–4.10 0.010
Insurance
 Private
 Public 1.01 0.84–1.21 > 0.90
Reported Family Education Level
 Graduate School
 College, Junior College, or Technical School 0.97 0.81–1.17 0.800
 High School or Less 0.96 0.75–1.23 0.700
Patient Reported Morning Stiffness
  ≤ 15 min
  > 15 min 1.12 0.93–1.36 0.200
Anti-CCP
 Negative
 Positive 0.99 0.73–1.35 > 0.90
 Not Done 1.04 0.88–1.24 0.600
IgM RF
 Negative
 Positive 0.94 0.70–1.25 0.700
 Not Done 1.14 0.79–1.65 0.500
Baseline CHAQ 0.91 0.80–1.03 0.140

1: Cox-proportional hazard model stratified by age at baseline (> 9 and < =9) adjusting for sex, race/ethnicity, insurance, reported family education level, patient reported morning stiffness, anti-CCP, RF IgM, and baseline CHAQ

2: Hazard ratio

3: Confidence interval

4: Child Health Assessment Questionnaire