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Table 6 Factors affecting driving and medication-taking behavior of respondents taking medications that prohibit driving

From: Factors influencing changes in medication-taking and driving behavior after warnings about prescription medications that prohibit driving: an online survey

 

Coefficient

Standard error

p-value

Odds ratio

EXP (B) 95% confidence interval

    

Lower limit

Upper limit

Side effects (yes, no [2 categories])

0.126

0.246

0.61

1.134

0.7

1.837

Driving for work (yes, no [2 categories])

−1.104

0.361

0.002**

0.332

0.164

0.672

Health literacy

0.013

0.017

0.44

1.014

0.979

1.049

Junior high school education (reference)

 High school education

1.779

1.219

0.144

5.925

0.544

64.579

 Vocational school/junior college education

0.114

0.263

0.667

1.12

0.668

1.878

 University or higher education

−0.045

0.323

0.888

0.956

0.507

1.8

 Gender (male = reference)

0.129

0.243

0.596

1.137

0.707

1.83

Age 20–29 years (reference)

      

Age 30–39 years

0.271

0.437

0.536

1.311

0.556

3.089

Age 40–49 years

0.439

0.43

0.307

1.551

0.668

3.601

Age 50–59 years

0.064

0.431

0.882

1.066

0.458

2.48

Age 60–69 years

0.75

0.434

0.084

2.118

0.904

4.962

Age 70–79 years

0.254

0.469

0.589

1.289

0.514

3.232

  1. **p < 0.01