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Table 2 Determinants of a comprehensive eye examination

From: Prevalence and determinants of comprehensive eye care in a group of patients with diabetes: a cross-sectional study in a sub-Saharan African setting

 

Unadjusted odds ratio

95% confidence interval

P value

Age (years)

 ≤ 50

1

  

 50–60

2

0.47–8.49

0.467

 > 60

0.59

0.14–2.42

0.502

Sex

 Female

1

  

 Male

1.91

0.61–5.97

0.264

Duration of diabetes (years)

 0–5

1

  

 5–10

2

0.45–8.9

0.458

 10–15

7

1.1–44.6

0.046*

 > 15

24

2.5–230.7

0.004*

Diabetologist physician

 No

1

  

 Yes

0.67

0.23–2.07

0.250

Counselled on risk of blindness

 No

1

  

 Yes

1.13

0.37–3.5

0.526

Concerned about blindness

 No

1

  

 Yes

1.6

0.49–5.2

0.558

Health insured

 No

1

  

 Yes

2.52

0.47–13.58

0.239

Level of education

 None

1

  

 Primary

1.29

0.14–11.5

1.00

 Secondary

2.33

0.26–20.7

0.578

 University

1.4

0.08–13.6

1.00

Douala resident

 No

1

  

 Yes

1.38

0.41–4.57

0.412

Sector of activity

 Primary

1

  

 Secondary

3.85

0.39–38.6

0.362

 Tertiary

1.19

0.37–3.9

1.00

Low visual acuity (VA < 3/10)

 No

1

  

 Yes

2.33

0.71–7.6

0.279

Hypertension

 No

1

  

 Yes

1.11

0.35–3.5

1.00

Difficulties to consult at eye clinic

 Yes

1

  

 No

0.3

0.09–0.97

0.050

  1. Data are mean ± standard deviation, level of significance set at P < 0.05
  2. * Significantly modified the risk of having comprehensive eye care examination