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. 2021 Oct 7;21:534. doi: 10.1186/s12877-021-02432-2

Table 2.

The influence of socio-demographic factors on the presence of chronic pain (N = 1381)

B S.E. Wald P OR (OR95%CI)
Residence location 0.217 0.146 2.210 0.137 1.24 (0.933, 1.655)
Monthly DPI (RMB)
 275–1700 VS. < 275 0.894 0.201 19.692 0.000 ** 2.44 (1.647, 3.628)
  ≥ 1700 VS. < 275 0.411 0.135 9.347 0.002 ** 1.51 (1.159, 1.965)
Comorbidity 1.386 0.237 34.200 0.000 ** 4.00 (2.513, 6.364)
Constant −1.515 0.277 29.956 0.000 ** 0.22

Assignment of variables in the model: chronic pain (Chronic pain = 1, No chronic pain = 0); Residence location (Urban area = 1, Rural area = 2); Monthly DPI (< 275 = 1, 275–1700 = 2, ≥1700 = 3); Comorbidity (Yes = 1, No = 0); R2 in the model: 0.084; **: p < 0.01