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Published in final edited form as: Support Care Cancer. 2020 May 8;29(1):427–435. doi: 10.1007/s00520-020-05504-y

Table 4.

Multivariable Analyses of Patient Characteristics Associated with Acupuncture Preference.a

Characteristic AOR 95% CI P value
Pharmacological Pain Management Barriers (BQ-13)
    Pain Management Beliefs Subscale 1.17 0.91–1.51 0.21
    Analgesic Side Effects Subscale 1.45 1.17–1.81 0.001
Gender
    Male (reference) -- --
    Female 1.82 1.15–2.87 0.01
Race
    White (reference) -- --
    Non-White 0.66 0.37–1.17 0.15
Education
    Graduated college (reference) -- --
    Did not graduate college 1.00 0.65–1.54 0.998
Pain Medication
    None (reference) -- --
    Non-Opioid 0.62 0.34–1.14 0.13
    Opioid 0.71 0.39–1.31 0.28
Acupuncture Attitudes/Beliefs (ABCAM)
    Expected Benefits Subscale 1.03 1.02–1.04 <0.001
    Perceived Barriers Subscale 0.95 0.94–0.97 <0.001
    Social Norms Subscale 1.02 1.004–1.03 0.01

AOR = adjusted odds ratio

CI = confidence interval

BQ-13 = Barriers Questionnaire

ABCAM = Attitudes and Beliefs about Complementary and Alternative Medicine instrument

a

The logistic regression model was adjusted for all variables shown in the table. The pseudo-R2 value of the regression model was 0.22.