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Table 4 Log binomial regression analysis predicting voucher receipt and rubella antibody testing in fiscal year 2019a

From: Factors associated with participation in an ongoing national catch-up campaign against rubella: a cross-sectional internet survey among 1680 adult men in Japan

 

Received a voucher

Tested rubella antibody

OR

95% CI

AOR

95% CI

OR

95% CI

AOR

95% CI

Understood the government recommendation

4.53

(3.84–5.34)

4.00

(3.36–4.77)

7.87

(5.87–10.56)

5.50

(4.01–7.53)

Aware of lack of opportunity for rubella vaccination

2.18

(1.96–2.43)

1.12

(1.02–1.22)

3.23

(2.70–3.87)

1.33

(1.11–1.60)

Had acquaintances who received the rubella antibody test

1.84

(1.70–1.96)

1.19

(1.11–1.28)

2.77

(2.43–3.16)

1.39

(1.22–1.59)

Able to confirm a rubella vaccination history

1.52

(1.39–1.66)

1.00

(0.94–1.07)

2.27

(1.98–2.60)

1.28

(1.13–1.46)

Smoking status

 Never

ref

 

ref

 

ref

 

ref

 

 Current

0.77

(0.69–0.87)

0.89

(0.82–0.97)

0.69

(0.57–0.83)

0.88

(0.75–1.02)

 Former

0.92

(0.83–1.03)

0.95

(0.88–1.02)

0.98

(0.83–1.16)

0.97

(0.86–1.09)

Partner’s current desire for pregnancy

 No

ref

 

ref

 

ref

 

ref

 

 Yes

1.17

(1.04–1.33)

0.97

(0.89–1.06)

1.49

(1.24–1.78)

0.98

(0.87–1.11)

Current influenza vaccination

 No or do not know

ref

 

ref

 

ref

 

ref

 

 Yes

1.46

(1.33–1.59)

1.06

(0.99–1.13)

2.05

(1.78–2.36)

1.26

(1.10–1.43)

  1. Both models were adjusted for education, marital status, and all variables listed in the table
  2. OR Odds ratio, AOR Adjusted odds ratio, CI Confidence interval, ref Reference category
  3. aAmong men aged 41–47 years in Japan (n = 1680)