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. 2022 Apr 29;16:1141–1152. doi: 10.2147/PPA.S361447

Table 3.

Multiple Logistic Regression Analysis of Factors Associated with Safety Knowledge About Medications

Factors Number of Patients (%) Adjusted Odds Ratio Lower Upper p-value
Low–Moderate Level (n = 505) High Level (n = 245)
Type of WMI
 ● PI 297 (58.8) 78 (31.8) 1
 ● PIL 208 (41.2) 167 (68.2) 3.612 2.554 5.108 <0.001
Gender
 ● Male 250 (49.5) 99 (40.4) 1
 ● Female 255 (50.5) 146 (59.6) 1.524 1.096 2.119 0.012
Age group
 ● 18–40 64 (12.7) 31 (12.7) 1
 ● 41–65 317 (62.7) 178 (72.6) 0.763 0.462 1.260 0.291
 ● >65 124 (24.6) 36 (14.7) 0.403 0.218 0.747 0.004
Educational level
 ● < Bachelor’s degree 157 (31.1) 46 (18.8) 1
 ● ≥ Bachelor’s degree 348 (68.9) 199 (81.2) 1.863 1.260 2.754 0.002

Notes: Adjusted for type of WMI, gender, age group, educational level, occupations, income per month, history of drug allergy, and history of receiving WMI prior to study. Bold values indicate significance at p < 0.05 with Bonferroni correction (p < 0.0006).

Abbreviations: WMI, written medicine information; PI, package insert; PIL, patient information leaflet.