Independent Variable | OR (95% CI)† |
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Advancement in stage of readiness (n = 40*) | |
No discussion of CRC screening | 1.0 (ref) |
Any discussion of CRC screening | 12.7 (1.3–682.0) |
No discussion of CRC screening | 1.0 (ref) |
Screening discussed without addressing behavioral constructs | 14.5 (1.04–986.6) |
One or more constructs addressed | 11.0 (1.06–602.2) |
CRC screening completed (n = 50) | |
No discussion of CRC screening | 1.0 (ref) |
Any discussion of CRC screening | 10.0 (1.4-∞) |
No discussion of CRC screening | 1.0 (ref) |
Screening discussed without addressing behavioral constructs | 33.2 (3.6-∞) |
One or more constructs addressed | 5.8 (0.7-∞) |
↵* Analyses for this outcome was restricted to the 40 patients who did not report on questionnaires before the visit that they were planning to undergo fecal occult blood testing and colonoscopy during. Advancement in stage of readiness is defined as more advanced stage of readiness with regard to one of these tests post-visit as compared to pre-visit.
↵† Odds ratios were estimated using exact logistic regression and adjusted for health status (fair/poor vs good/very good/excellent), annual household income (<$50,000 vs ≥$50,000), and stages of readiness before the visit with regard to fecal occult blood testing and colonoscopy. The upper 95% CI may be unbounded in the setting of zero cells (i.e., when no patients completed CRC screening in the absence of CRC screening discussions).
CRC, colorectal cancer.