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. 2017 Jan 9;145(5):1025–1036. doi: 10.1017/S0950268816002983

Table 5.

Crude and adjusted associations between pertussis and occupational, professional contact with children or young adults, and household contact risk factors for adults and teenagers in England

Group Variable Category Univariable associations Multivariable models
M1 M6*
uOR (95% CI) P aOR (95% CI) P aOR (95% CI) P
Demographics Age quintiles Q1: 15–32 years 3·20 (1·82–5·95) <0·001 3·56 (1·86–6·79) <0·001 3·30 (1·68–6·47) 0·001
Q2: 33–43 years 2·83 (1·52–5·28) 0·001 3·23 (1·68–6·22) <0·001 2·41 (1·22–4·79) 0·012
Q3: 44–51 years 2·24 (1·22–4·13) 0·010 2·38 (1·25–4·52) 0·008 1·83 (0·93–3·61) 0·081
Q4: 52–61 years 1·42 (0·76–2·68) 0·275 1·54 (0·80–2·98) 0·204 1·46 (0·74–2·84) 0·272
Q5: 62–87 years Ref. Ref. Ref.
Sex Male 1·73 (1·15–2·60) 0·008 1·84 (1·19–2·83) 0·006 1·70 (1·09–2·66) 0·020
Female Ref. Ref. Ref.
Region London 2·49 (1·00–6·22) 0·051 1·98 (0·76–5·11) 0·160 2·09 (0·78–5·58) 0·141
South West 2·61 (1·24–5·48) 0·011 3·14 (1·43–6·94) 0·005 3·03 (1·36–6·73) 0·006
West Midlands 1·45 (0·93–2·27) 0·102 1·42 (0·89–2·26) 0·141 1·36 (0·84–2·19) 0·209
Yorkshire & the Humber Ref. Ref. Ref.
Travel Recent travel Yes 0·76 (0·50–1·17) 0·222 0·67 (0·42–1·07) 0·094 0·68 (0·42–1·10) 0·119
Occupation Social care Yes 1·85 (0·63–5·42) 0·262 not included
Education Yes 0·99 (0·62–1·61) 0·982 not included
Health Yes 1·02 (0·55–1·88) 0·948 not included
Patient contact Yes 1·20 (0·62–2·35) 0·589 not included
Professional contact with children or young adults <1 year 0·30 (0·11–0·86) 0·025 0·24 (0·07–0·76) 0·015
Preschool (<5 years) 0·39 (0·16–0·93) 0·034 not included
Primary school (5–11 years) 0·76 (0·40–1·45) 0·411 not included
Young children (<11 years) 0·66 (0·36–1·21) 0·183 not included
Secondary school (11–16 years) 0·72 (0·35–1·37) 0·321 not included
College (16–18 years) 0·73 (0·40–1·32) 0·300 not included
University (18–21 years) 0·77 (0·43–1·38) 0·371 not included
Older children (11–21 years) 0·87 (0·53–1·42) 0·569 not included
Any age 0·86 (0·55–1·34) 0·498 not included
Household contacts ⩾1 child or young adult <1 year 3·12 (0·86–11·34) 0·084 not included
1–4 years 0·86 (0·42–1·76 0·687 not included
5–9 years 1·38 (0·82–2·13) 0·256 not included
Young children (⩽9 years) 1·32 (0·82–2·13) 0·257 not included
10–14 years 3·25 (1·92–5·50) <0·001 2·66 (1·48–4·76) 0·001
15–19 years 1·50 (0·93–2·42) 0·094 not included
20–21 years 1·98 (0·75–5·25) 0·171 not included
Older children (10–21 years) 2·55 (1·68–3·85) <0·001 not included
Any age (0–21 years) 1·93 (1·31–2·85) 0·001 not included
Household size ⩽2 Ref. not included
⩾3 1·94 (1·31–2·86) 0·001 not included

uOR, Unadjusted odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; aOR, adjusted odds ratio; Q1–Q5, quintiles 1–5; Ref., reference group.

Values in bold indicate statistical significance (P < 0·05).

*

Variables added to M1 in order of increasing statistical significance according to P value of univariable association, variables retained only if inclusion led to a statistically significant improvement in fit.