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Table 3 Multivariate linear regression of predictors of healthcare service utilization (with the number of different healthcare services utilized as a dependent variable)

From: Healthcare access barriers and utilization among the Arab Bedouin population in Israel: a cross-sectional study

 

95% CI for B

Model

B

Std. Error

Beta

t

Sig.

Lower Bound

Upper Bound

(Constant)

0.278

0.522

 

0.531

0.596

-0.752

1.307

Age

-0.006

0.009

-0.058

-0.691

0.490

-0.023

0.011

Gender (Ref: Female)

-0.459

0.173

-0.159

-2.663

0.008

-0.799

-0.119

Township type (Ref: Unrecognized villages)

-0.113

0.170

-0.039

-0.665

0.507

-0.449

0.222

Parental Status (Ref: No)

0.667

0.195

0.233

3.417

< 0.001

0.283

1.052

Relative income (Ref: Above average)

 

Less than average

-0.346

0.348

-0.120

-0.995

0.321

-1.032

0.339

Same as average

0.150

0.326

0.053

0.460

0.646

-0.492

0.791

Education (Ref: Academic degree)

       

No formal education

0.025

0.252

0.008

0.101

0.920

-0.471

0.522

Up to 12 years of education

-0.337

0.212

-0.112

-1.586

0.114

-0.755

0.082

Employment status (Ref: Not working)

 

Full-time employment

-0.233

0.191

-0.082

-1.219

0.224

-0.609

0.143

Part-time employment

0.150

0.326

0.053

0.460

0.646

-0.492

0.791

Chronic medical condition (Ref: No)

1.147

0.239

0.356

4.806

< 0.001

0.677

1.617

Mode of arrival to healthcare services (Ref: By foot)

 

By Private Vehicle

0.526

0.278

0.176

1.891

0.060

-0.022

1.075

By Public transportation

0.227

0.302

0.066

0.751

0.453

-0.369

0.823

  1. Notes: n = 246, Adjusted R Square = 25.1%, F = 7,308, p < 0.001. Reference groups are indicated in parentheses