Changes in health and primary health care use of Moroccan and Turkish migrants between 2001 and 2005: a longitudinal study

Table 1 Odds of taking part in T2 according to socio-demographic characteristics and physical and mental self-reported health at T1 (N = 670)^a

	Model 1		Model 2
	Odds Ratio (95% CI)	p-value	Odds Ratio (95% CI)	p-value
Gender (ref: male)
Female	0.991 (0.668; 1.470)	0.962	0.946 (0.633; 1.413)	0.785
Age (years)	0.980 (0.962; 0.998)	0.028	0.979 (0.961; 0.998)	0.029
Ethnicity (ref: Turkey)
Morocco	0.895 (0.633; 1.267)	0.532	0.920 (0.648; 1.305)	0.639
Education (ref:Vocational/University)
None/primary	1.417 (0.634; 3.166)	0.396	1.381 (0.616; 3.095)	0.433
Secondary	1.282 (0.601; 2.734)	0.520	1.250 (0.585; 2.670)	0.565
Born in the Netherlands (ref:no)
Yes	0.900 (0.507; 1.595)	0.717	0.920 (0.518; 1.634)	0.776
Civil status (ref: widower)
Unmarried	0.436 (0.119; 1.596)	0.210	0.460 (0.124; 1.699)	0.244
Married/partner	0.698 (0.226; 2.152)	0.531	0.732 (0.235; 2.278)	0.590
Divorced	0.636 (0.172; 2.355)	0.498	0.598 (0.160; 2.233)	0.444
Work situation (ref: unemployed)
Employed	1.152 (0.781; 1.699)	0.477	1.198 (0.807; 1.779)	0.371
Mental health			0.985 (0.969; 1.001)	0.073
Physical health			1.002 (0.982;1.022)	0.871

^a SF-36 summary scales, standardized to the general US population (see methods), without replacement of missing values

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