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Table 3 Factors influencing catastrophic health expenditure in multivariate logistic regression model

From: A comparative study of catastrophic health expenditure in Zhejiang and Qinghai province, China

Variables

Zhejiang

Qinghai

b

S.E.

OR

P-value

b

S.E.

OR

P-value

Household income per year

−0.0001

0.00002

1.000

< 0.000

−0.0002

0.00002

1.000

< 0.000

Poor/low-insured household

1.797

.507

6.029

< 0.000

    

Minority household head

    

0.724

0.233

2.063

0.002

Employment status of household head (reference: unemployed)

 Employed

−0.710

0.313

0.492

0.023

−0.652

0.257

0.521

0.011

 Retired

−0.149

0.394

0.861

0.704

−0.180

0.325

0.835

0.580

Number of members with chronic diseases in household in the last six months

0.528

0.182

1.695

0.004

0.452

0.161

1.572

0.005

Number of outpatients in household in the last two weeks of the survey

    

0.505

0.231

1.657

0.029

Number of inpatients in household in the last one year of the survey

1.752

0.232

5.764

< 0.000

0.859

0.186

2.361

< 0.000

 (Constant)

−1.007

0.282

0.365

< 0.000

−0.133

0.276

0.876

0.631

Model

< 0.000

   

< 0.000

   

−2 log likelihood

409.504

   

550.674

   

Nagelkerke R2

0.415

   

0.384

   

Cox & Snell R2

0.200

   

0.272

   
  1. SE standard error; OR odds ratio
  2. Household size: number of permanent residents in household; Poor/low-insured household: poor or low-insured household identified by the local government; Married: married status in the marriage law