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Table 2 Multivariate ordinary logistic regression analysis of factors associated with low-adherence among person with diabetes in Gondar Referral Hospital of Gondar, North West Ethiopia (2013)

From: Barriers to diabetes medication adherence in North West Ethiopia

Variable

n

Low to medium medication adherence n (%)

Adjusted OR [95% CI]

Age in year

   

≤ 24

29

20 (68.9)

1.00

25–44

98

61 (62.2)

1.12 [0.51,2.46]

45–64

190

96 (50.5)

0.56 [0.25,1.24]

≥65

73

34 (46.6)

0.47 [0.19,1.14]

Sex

   

Female

207

102 (48.3)

0.73 [0.47,1.13]

Male

184

109 (59.6)

1.00

Wealth Index

   

Medium

118

55 (46.6)

1.00

Poor

135

79 (58.9)

1.99 [1.15,3.43]

Rich

138

77 (55.8)

1.56 [0.94,2.59]

Insulin treatment

   

No

192

115 (60.2)

2.31 [1.50,3.47]

Yes

199

96 (48.2)

1.00

Level of Education

   

Illiterate

143

69 (48.2)

1.00

Grad 1–6

50

25 (50.0)

1.04 [0.54,2.02]

Grad 7–12

120

65 (54.2)

1.29 [0.76,2.05]

Diploma and above

78

52 (67.5)

1.79 [0.94,3.43]

Transport

   

Waking

90

55 (61.1)

0.72 [0.45,1.14]

Bus

300

156 (52.0)

1.00

Reported using traditional medication

   

No

375

200 (53.3)

1.00

Yes

15

11 (73.3)

2.90 [1.03,8.15]

Service satisfaction level

   

Dissatisfied

36

21 (58.3)

2.23 [1.04,4.80]

Satisfaction

212

124 (58.5)

1.53 [1.03,2.34]

Highly satisfied

141

66 (46.8)

1.00

Health education

   

No

43

19 (44.2)

1.00

Yes

347

192 (55.3)

1.89 [0.97,3.70]