Table 4.

Proportion of Indicator Endorsement and Between-Class Odds Ratios Across Classes

Three-class solution (entropy = 0.81)	Overall	Class 1: Shared decision-making (35%)	Class 2: Provider-led decision-making (25%)	Class 3: Patient-driven decision-making (41%)	OR1:2	OR1:3	OR2:3
Domain 1: Sexual health communication with health care providers
Has provider who knows about sexual identity	44%	100%	41%	0%	Max	Max	Max
Believes providers should know everything about sexuality to take good care of them	58%	62%	74%	44%	0.58	2.07	3.58
Domain 2: Stigma and mistrust in health care
Experienced stigma attributed to sexual orientation in health care	38%	50%	35%	31%	1.82	2.20	1.21
Believes providers try to cover up when make mistakes	52%	43%	57%	56%	0.58	0.61	1.04
Domain 3: Autonomy in sexual health decisions
Believes that patients should be given choices and decide about what is best for their sexual health	63%	88%	4%	90%	183.7	0.82	0.01
Believes patients should make important medical decisions about sexual health	66%	88%	21%	86%	27.4	1.25	0.05

Boldface indicates probability of endorsement ≥70% or ≤30% or between-class ORs ≥5.0 or ≤0.2, considered to be good measures of homogeneity and class separation, respectively.³⁴

OR, odds ratio.