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Table 2 Results of the multinomial regression model with “Favored extent of information about life expectancy” as a dependent variable

From: Does migrant background predict to what extent colorectal cancer patients want to be informed about their life expectancy? – a cross-sectional analysis

 

Exactly a

 

Approximately a

 

Independent variable

aOR

95%-CI

p-value

aOR

95%-CI

p-value

Migrant background (ref.: Migrant)

Non-migrant

1.137

0.399–3.240

0.811

5.031*

1.024–24.731

0.047

Gender (ref.: Female)

Male

1.586

0.930–2.705

0.090

2.102*

1.123–3.932

0.014

Age (ref.: ≥ 80 years)

<  50 years

50–59 years

2.412

2.016

0.577–10.088

0.531–7.648

0.228

0.303

2.621

1.204

0.532–12.916

0.264–5.490

0.217

0.673

60–69 years

1.379

0.389–4.894

0.619

0.881

0.209–3.712

0.980

70–79 years

0.987

0.287–3.399

0.984

0.715

0.175–2.914

0.805

Best spoken language

(ref.: Other)

German/bilingual

2.043

0.637–6.555

0.230

0.600

0.111–3.253

0.568

UICC stage (ref.: III-IV)

0-II

1.488

0.838–2.642

0.175

2.065*

1.049–4.064

0.036

Chemotherapy (ref.: Yes)

No

0.771

0.371–1.599

0.484

0.531

0.227–1.241

0.144

Radiotherapy (ref.: Yes)

No

1.398

0.254–7.701

0.700

0.589

0.098–3.558

0.564

RCT (ref.: Yes)

No

0.596

0.085–4.183

0.602

2.234

0.273–18.289

0.454

  1. aReference group: “Don’t want to know”. * p < 0.05, Cox & Snell R2 = 0.06, Nagelkerke R2 = 0.07
  2. Adjusted odds ratios (aOR) and 95% confidence intervals (95%-CI), n = 498