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Table 2 Longitudinal association between different condition of chronic diseases and CHE among Chinese older adults (N = 6483)

From: Chronic diseases and catastrophic health expenditures in elderly Chinese households: a cohort study

Variables

Catastrophic health expenditure, OR (95%CI)

Model1a

Model2b

Model3c

Chronic disease (compared with no chronic disease)

Single chronic disease

1.29***

(1.16–1.44)

1.35***

(1.21–1.50)

1.36***

(1.22–1.52)

Multimorbidity

1.23***

(1.10–1.36)

1.29***

(1.16–1.44)

1.32***

(1.18–1.47)

Age

 

1.02***

(1.01–1.03)

1.02***

(1.01–1.03)

Gender (compare with female)

Male

 

1.01

(0.91–1.12)

1.00

(0.90–1.11)

Educational attainment(compare with Primary or Below)

Middle School level and higher

 

0.66***

(0.57–0.77)

0.75*** (0.64–0.88)

Secondary or Higher

 

0.39***

(0.31–0.49)

0.51*** (0.41–0.66)

Marital status(compare with spouse)

 Living with no spouse

 

0.76***

(0.67–0.87)

0.75*** (0.66–0.85)

Hukou type (compared with rural)

Urban

  

0.67***

(0.59–0.77)

Residence (compared with rural)

 Urban

  

0.77***

(0.70–0.85)

Insurance status (compared with no insurance)

   

Insured

  

1.56

(0.79–3.08)

  1. a Model 1 was a crude model without adjustment for any covariates
  2. b Model 2 was adjusted for covariates including age gender, education, marital status
  3. c Model 3 was adjusted for covariates including age, gender education, marital status, hukou type, residence and health insurance
  4. *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001; 0R, odds ratio;CI, confidence interval