Recruitment and retention of low-income minority women in a behavioral intervention to reduce smoking, depression, and intimate partner violence during pregnancy

Table 6 Logistic regression analysis on African American participants not completing the postpartum final interview

Characteristics at baseline interview	AOR* (95% CI)
Maternal age:
18–22	1.38 (0.87,2.20)
23–27	1.41 (0.89,2.42)
28 +	1.00
Educational level:
< High school	1.67 (0.98,2.85)
HS graduate/GED	1.37 (0.84,2.21)
At least some college	1.00
Relationship status:
Single/separate/widowed/divorced	1.54 (1.00,2.36)
Married or living with partner	1.00
Current work status:
Working (full- or part-time)	0.84 (0.58,1.22)
Not currently working	1.00
No. children < 18 living at home:
< 4 children	0.50 (0.26,0.96)
4+ Children	1.00
Medicaid status:
Yes	1.11 (0.70,1.78)
No	1.00
WIC status:
Yes	0.14 (0.10,0.21)
No	1.00
Alcohol use during pregnancy:
Yes	0.96 (0.62,1.48)
No	1.000
Drug use during pregnancy:
Yes	0.77 (0.48,1.24)
No	1.00
Clinic site:
A	0.58 (0.34,0.98)
B	2.22 (1.29,3.81)
C	0.42 (0.24,0.73)
D	0.72 (0.43,1.21)
E	0.81 (0.44,1.50)
F	1.00
Active smoking:
Yes	1.17 (0.75,1.82)
No	1.00
Environmental tobacco smoking (ETSE):
Yes	1.03 (0.70,1.52)
No	1.00
Depression:
Yes	0.99 (0.70,1.40)
No	1.00
Intimate partner violence (IPV):
Yes	0.70 (0.48,1.03)
No	1.00

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