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. 2022 Nov 2;12:18448. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-21881-2

Table 3.

Associations between mental health impairment and baseline characteristics as potential risk factors using a univariate and a multivariate logistic regression model.

Patients without mental health impairment Patients with mental health impairment OR 95% CI p aOR 95% CI p
n = 464 n = 272
n % 95% CI n % 95% CI
Foreign nationality 115 24.8 20.9–29.0 89 32.7 27.2–38.6 1.48 1.06–2.05 0.021 1.51 1.07–2.13 0.020
Maternal age > 35 y 134 28.9 24.8–33.2 64 23.5 18.6–29.0 0.76 0.54–1.07 0.115 0.78 0.55–1.11 0.168
Married/cohabitation 358 77.2 73.1–80.9 201 73.9 68.3–79.0 0.84 0.59–1.19 0.318 0.85 0.59–1.21 0.355
Working hours more than 40 h/w 123 26.5 22.5–30.8 84 30.9 25.4–36.7 1.24 0.89–1.72 0.203 1.30 0.93–1.83 0.123
High educational level (bachelor or more) 368 79.3 75.3–82.9 209 76.8 71.4–81.7 0.87 0.60–1.24 0.432 0.80 0.55–1.16 0.239
High family income (more than 90,000 CHF/year) 335 72.2 67.9–76.2 185 68.0 62.1–73.5 0.82 0.59–1.13 0.229 0.91 0.65–1.28 0.597
Fetal worries because of COVID-19 240 51.7 47.1–56.4 166 61.0 55.0–66.9 1.46 1.08–1.98 0.014 1.11 0.75–1.65 0.606
Pregnancy worries because of COVID-19 203 43.8 39.2–48.4 153 56.3 50.1–62.2 1.65 1.22–2.24 0.001 1.62 1.10–2.40 0.016

y: years; h/w: hours per week; OR: crude odd ratio; aOR: adjusted OR; Adjustment with all cofactors listed in the table.