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- Table 1.
Demographic Variables of Women in the Univariable Logistic Regression Models Wanting to Get the Human Papillomavirus Vaccine After Intervention
Demographic Variables Level Odds Ratio 95% CI Wald χ2 P Age (years) 21.43 .0015 25–29 vs 55+ 11.39 3.58–6.22 30–34 vs 55+ 8.8 2.53–30.57 35–39 vs 55+ 10.15 2.88–35.83 40–44 vs 55+ 12.37 3.20–47.83 45–49 vs 55+ 6.68 1.86–23.99 50–54 vs 55+ 4.63 1.32–16.26 Family income ($) 12.32 .055 10,000–19,000 vs >100,000 9.60 2.41–38.22 19,001–29,000 vs >100,000 2.51 0.99–6.37 29,001–39,000 vs >100,000 2.93 1.13–7.62 39,001–50,000 vs >100,000 2.16 0.91–5.14 50,001–100,000 vs >100,000 1.95 0.89–4.24 <10,000 vs >100,000 2.29 0.72–7.30 Medical insurance Yes vs no 0.37 0.16–0.86 5.37 .02 Marital status 10.75 .03 Married vs widowed 0.93 0.18–4.77 Divorced/separated vs widowed 1.86 0.33–10.45 Live with partner vs widowed 2.50 0.35–18.03 Single vs widowed 2.16 0.41–11.46 Monogamous Yes vs no 0.54 0.27–1.06 3.21 .07 Age at first sexual intercourse (years) 0.89 0.82–0.97 6.81 .009 Vaginal sex Yes vs no 2.35 1.02–5.37 4.06 .04 Birth control 4.50 .11 Barrier vs abstinence 1.25 0.35–4.94 Non-barrier vs abstinence 0.60 0.18–2.04 STI status Any STI vs no STI 2.10 1.18–3.74 6.35 .01 Abnormal Pap test 6.80 .03 DK vs no 1.39 0.48–4.06 Yes vs no 2.06 1.20–3.57 Age at first Pap test 0.93 0.85–1.01 3.23 .07 Have had a mammogram Yes vs no 0.49 0.30–0.81 7.91 .005 Referent groups are listed second for all levels.
HPV, human papillomavirus; STI, sexually transmitted infection; DK, does not know if they have ever had an abnormal Pap test.
- Table 2.
Knowledge and Behaviors Before Intervention of Women in Univariable Logistic Regression Models Wanting to Get the Human Papillomavirus Vaccine After Intervention
Variables Levels Odds Ratio 95% CI Wald χ2 P Important to get vaccines 5.63 .06 Important vs not important 4.48 1.05–19.14 Neutral vs not important 2.50 0.56–11.23 HPV causes cancer Yes vs no 2.47 1.13–5.43 5.10 .02 At risk for HPV Yes vs no 2.21 1.04–4.68 4.28 .04 Know what HPV vaccine is for Yes vs no 1.94 0.93–4.03 3.14 .08 Important to get HPV vaccine 20.81 <.0001 Important vs not important 40.61 8.15–202.42 Neutral vs not important 19.80 4.09–95.96 HPV, human papillomavirus.
- Table 3.
Knowledge and Behaviors After Intervention in Women in Univariable Logistic Regression Models Wanting to Get the Human Papillomavirus Vaccine After Intervention
Variable Levels Odds Ratio 95% CI Wald χ2 P Intervention information changed mind about HPV vaccine Yes vs no 3.52 2.06–6.00 21.35 <.0001 At risk for HPV Yes vs no 25.81 10.07–66.17 45.82 <.0001 Would get any vaccine 27.87 <.0001 No vaccine vs STI vaccine 0.12 0.04–0.32 Other vaccine vs STI vaccine 0.07 0.02–0.32 Important for partner to get HPV vaccine 77.04 <.0001 Important vs not important 120.17 40.83–353.68 Neutral vs not important 11.02 5.01–24.24 Important for children to get HPV vaccine 38.48 <.0001 Important vs not important 18.19 3.98–83.19 Neutral vs not important 4.06 0.86–19.27 Pap smears important 8.98 .01 Important vs not important 1.77 0.11–28.55 Neutral vs not important 0.25 0.01–5.26 Too late to get HPV vaccine Yes vs no 0.14 0.07–0.27 31.13 <.0001 More inclined to get HPV vaccine if… Recommended by family member Yes vs no 4.27 1.84–9.88 11.44 .0007 Recommended by nurse Yes vs no 3.51 1.74–7.07 12.33 .0004 Paid for by insurance Yes vs no 3.22 1.97–5.25 21.83 <.0001 Amount would pay for HPV vaccine to prevent cervical cancer and genital warts ($) 15.55 .004 101–200 vs none 6.23 2.17–17.90 201+ vs none 4.11 1.72–9.80 51–100 vs none 3.76 1.63–8.70 <50 vs none 2.59 1.14–5.86 HPV causes cervical cancer Yes vs no 2.20 1.30–3.72 8.71 .003 HPV can prevent genital warts Yes vs no 1.76 0.95–3.28 3.19 .07 HPV, human papillomavirus; STI, sexually transmitted infection.
- Table 4.
Final Multivariable Logistic Regression Models for Wanting to Get the Human Papillomavirus Vaccine After Intervention: Demographics, Knowledge, and Behaviors Before Intervention and Knowledge and Behaviors After Intervention
Variables Level Odds Ratio 95% CI Wald χ 2 P Demographic Age (years) 21.66 0.001 25–29 vs 55+ 11.62 3.60–37.51 30–34 vs 55+ 8.89 2.50–31.61 35–39 vs 55+ 9.62 2.66–34.79 40–44 vs 55+ 11.63 2.90–46.62 45–49 vs 55+ 7.53 2.05–27.68 50–54 vs 55+ 4.00 1.11–14.39 Monogamous Yes vs no 0.46 0.21–1.00 3.85 0.05 Abnormal Pap test 6.84 0.03 DK vs no 0.79 0.24–2.55 Yes vs no 2.15 1.18–3.92 Knowledge and Behaviors Pre-Intervention HPV causes cancer Yes vs no 2.39 1.08–5.30 4.59 0.03 At risk for HPV Yes vs no 2.14 1.00–4.57 3.88 0.05 Knowledge and Behaviors Post-Intervention Would get any vaccine 7.32 0.03 No vaccine vs STI vaccine 0.26 0.07–0.92 Other vaccine vs STI vaccine 0.22 0.04–1.10 Important for partner to get HPV vaccine 47.92 <0.0001 Important vs not important 25.20 9.66–65.72 Neutral vs not important 14.44 5.83–35.79 Important for child to get HPV vaccine 10.46 0.005 Important vs not important 3.54 0.51–24.56 Neutral vs not important 1.04 0.15–7.45 Too late to get HPV vaccine Yes vs no 0.18 0.08–0.44 14.76 0.0001 HPV, human papillomavirus; STI, sexually transmitted infection; DK, does not know if they havevever had an abnormal Pap test.
