Table 4 Logistic regression predicting likelihood of reporting high and low satisfaction with NICU
From: Parental satisfaction with neonatal intensive care units: a quantitative cross-sectional study
B | S.E. | Wald | P | Odds ratio | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Gender | −.293 | .258 | 1.287 | .257 | .746 |
Parent age | .065 | .020 | 10.158 | .001 | 1.067 |
Language | −.355 | .464 | .584 | .445 | .702 |
Education level | −.646 | .234 | 7.620 | .006 | .524 |
Main income | −.261 | .301 | .749 | .387 | .771 |
Marital status | −.836 | .717 | 1.361 | .243 | .433 |
Travel time | −.062 | .090 | .485 | .486 | .940 |
Duration of stay | −.074 | .155 | .230 | .632 | .929 |
Sole provider | −.308 | .278 | 1.223 | .269 | .735 |
Support | .867 | .174 | 24.681 | < 0.001 | 2.379 |
Infant health | −.560 | .279 | 4.014 | .045 | .571 |
GA | .327 | .158 | 4.258 | .039 | 1.387 |
Single or multiple birth | −.381 | .401 | .901 | .342 | .683 |
Constant | −5.670 | 1.287 | 19.414 | .000 | .003 |