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Table 2 Binomial logistic regression: stepwise model building on the association between healthcare costs and perinatal outcomes, background characteristics, monthly household income and neighborhood deprivation

From: Socio-economic determinants of healthcare costs in early life: a register-based study in the Netherlands

 

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

Model 4

OR

95% CI

OR

95% CI

OR

95% CI

OR

95% CI

Preterm birth

2,55

2,48 – 2,61

2,85

2,77 – 2,93

2,84

2,76 – 2,91

2,83

2,76 – 2,91

Small for gestational age

1,41

1,38 – 1,45

1,46

1,43 – 1,50

1,45

1,42 – 1,49

1,44

1,41 – 1,48

Maternal age

  

0,99

0,99–0,99

0,99

0,99 – 0,99

0,99

0,99 – 0,99

Children’s year of birth: 2012

  

0,92

0,90 – 0,94

0,92

0,90 – 0,94

0,92

0,90 – 0,94

Children’s year of birth: 2013

  

1,38

1,36 – 1,41

1,38

1,36 – 1,41

1,38

1,35 – 1,41

Children’s year of birth: 2014

  

7,70

7,55 – 7,85

7,69

7,54 – 7,84

7,65

7,50 – 7,81

Multiparous

  

0,99

0,98 – 1,02

0,98

0,96 – 0,99

0,98

0,96 – 0,99

Immigrant status

  

1,06

1,04 – 1,07

1,03

1,02 – 1,05

1,00

0,98 – 1,02

Monthly household income

    

0,99

0,99 – 0,99

0,99

0,99 – 0,99

Neighborhood deprivation

      

1,02

1,01 – 1,02

  1. Model 1: AIC = 528,441
  2. Model 2: AIC = 480,333
  3. Model 3: AIC = 480,103
  4. Model 4: AIC = 479,964
  5. Healthcare cost – reference group: €0 - €1001,85
  6. High healthcare costs: €1001,85 and higher
  7. Bold = p-value < 0·05