Impact of social capital, sex and education on the utilization of public health services: a cross sectional study based on the China migrant dynamic survey

Table 4 Logistic regression results of social capital on health education

Independent Variables	Model 1a			Model 2a			Model 3a
Independent Variables	OR	95% CI		OR	95% CI		OR	95% CI
Sex	0.826***	0.805	0.848	0.830***	0.808	0.852	1.219	0.865	1.717
Education	0.886***	0.860	0.911	0.868***	0.843	0.894	1.463*	1.019	2.101
CSC	1.157***	1.141	1.171
SSC	2.072***	2.035	2.109
RCSC				0.834***	0.782	0.890	0.981	0.883	1.091
RSSC				30.809***	27.825	34.114	29.245***	24.737	34.573
ICSC				1.167***	1.151	1.184	1.190***	1.162	1.218
ISSC				1.961***	1.926	1.997	1.987***	1.917	2.042
Sex*RCSC							0.899	0.791	1.021
Sex*RSSC							0.894	0.729	1.096
Sex*ICSC							0.983	0.956	1.012
Sex*ISSC							1.016	0.980	1.053
Education*RCSC							0.742***	0.649	0.848
Education*RSSC							1.382***	1.118	1.710
Education*ICSC							0.972	0.944	1.001
Education*ISSC							0.961*	0.927	0.997
Cox & Snell R²	0.072			0.092			0.093

Note: the regression results controlled all variables in three models as presented in Table 3. ***p < 0.001, **p < 0.01,*p < 0.05

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