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Table 4 Logistic regression analysis of factors associated with self-neglect

From: Prevalence of self-neglect and related factors among older adults living in Western Turkey: a cross-sectional study

Variables

B

Wald

p

OR

95% CI

Cohabitant (RC: spouse)

 

5.89

0.053

  

With children

0.47

2.69

0.101

1.60

0.91–2.82

Alone

1.00

5.37

0.020

2.71

1.16–6.32

Educational level (RC: primary school and below)

     

Secondary school and above

−.53

3.76

0.050

1.70

0.99–2.91

Perception of monthly income (RC: equivalent)

 

5.08

0.079

  

Income less than expenditure

0.62

4.86

0.027

1.86

1.07–3.24

Income more than expenditure

0.42

0.92

0.337

1.52

0.64–3.58

General health perception (RC: good/very good)

 

4.65

0.098

  

Average

0.83

3.57

0.059

1.00

0.51–1.96

Poor/Very poor

0.82

4.19

0.041

2.30

0.97–5.45

Chronic disease

     

Yes x No

0.12

0.04

0.839

0.88

0.27–2.89

Prescription drug used continuously

     

Yes x No

0.02

0.00

0.968

0.97

0.30–3.14

S-MMSE (RC: normal)

 

9.69

0.008

  

Mild dementia

1.10

4.53

0.033

3.00

1.09–8.29

Severe dementia

1.51

8.84

0.003

4.54

1.67–12.34

Katz ADL (RC: fully independent)

 

4.93

0.085

  

Moderately dependent

0.45

0.87

0.351

1.57

0.60–4.10

Severely addicted

1.22

4.69

0.030

3.39

1.12–10.24

Constant

−2.01

5.78

0.016

0.13

 
  1. Hosmer and Lemeshow Test: 0.856 Nagelkerke R Square: 0.168
  2. Covariates: Cohabitant, Educational level, Perception of monthly income, General health perception, Presence of chronic disease, Prescription drug use, S-MMSE, Katz ADL Scale
  3. RC: Reference category, OR: odds ratio, CI: Confidence Interval
  4. Note: p-value < 0.05 was considered statistically significant