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. 2022 Oct 17;20:86. doi: 10.18332/tid/153508

Table 3.

The likelihood of estimated smoking cessation intention due to assumed physicians’ advice for quitting among current smokers, in a rural area of Shanghai, China

Variables Smoking cessation intention due to assumed physicians’ advice n (%) Model A Model B a
OR 95% CI AOR 95% CI
Sex
Male (Ref.) 649 (71.01) 1 1
Female 134 (70.53) 0.98 0.69–1.38 2.47 1.66–3.68
Age (years)b
<35 (Ref.) 180 (68.70) 1 1
35–44 234 (67.83) 0.96 0.68–1.36 1.15 0.78–1.67
≥45 369 (74.25) 1.31 1.00–1.83 1.34 0.93–1.94
Marital status
Married 657 (70.04) 0.74 0.51–1.08
Unmarried/divorced/other (Ref.) 126 (75.90) 1
Education level
Junior high school or lower (Ref.) 106 (75.71) 1
Senior high school 193 (70.96) 0.78 0.49–1.25
College or above 484 (69.94) 0.75 0.49–1.14
Individual monthly income (RMB)
<5000 (Ref.) 195 (69.89) 1
5000–10000 279 (67.72) 0.90 0.65–1.26
>10000 309 (74.82) 1.28 0.91–1.80
Non-communicable diseaseb
At least 1 type 191 (79.25) 1.75 1.24–2.46 2.09 1.42–3.07
0 type (Ref.) 592 (68.60) 1 1
Smoking intensity (cigarettes/day)b
<20 495 (74.10) 1.47 1.12–1.92 1.64 1.22–2.17
≥20 (Ref.) 288 (66.06) 1 1
Smoking duration (years)
<10 (Ref.) 114 (68.67) 1
10–20 210 (72.92) 1.29 0.81–1.87
>20 459 (70.62) 1.10 0.76–1.59
Personal tobacco burden (%)b
<20 622 (74.05) 1.85 1.37–2.44 1.52 1.10–2.13
≥20 (Ref.) 161 (60.98) 1 1
Secondhand smoke exposureb
Yes 635 (74.10) 1.91 1.42–2.58 1.99 1.44–2.76
No (Ref.) 148 (59.92) 1 1
Previous smoking cessation attemptb
Yes 448 (84.69) 3.96 2.97–5.29 4.43 3.23–6.08
No (Ref.) 335 (58.26) 1 1

Model A: univariate logistic regression. Model B: multivariate logistic regression.

a

The co-variables adjusted in model B were ascertained based on model A of which variables with a p<0.05 were selected and sex variable as well.

b

The difference between groups was statistically significant (p<0.05). AOR: adjusted odds ratio. The bold values indicate statistically significant (p<0.05). RMB: 100 Chinese Renminbi about 14 US$.