Research Article

Persons with Diabetes’ Perceptions of Family Burden and Associated Factors

Table 4

Ordinal logistic regression of persons with diabetes’ perceptions of family burden and associated factors at a university hospital.

VariablesBSig.AOR95% CI
LowerUpper

Occupation
 Unemployed1.6900.0305.4191.18124.872
 Housewife0.6310.4501.8790.3669.655
 Merchant0.8500.2552.3390.54110.112
 Farmer1.0460.1382.8470.71511.330
 Student1.6100.0655.0030.90327.708
 Daily labor1.8550.0836.3910.78552.037
 Government employee0a.1..
Living situation
 Living alone-2.2110.0160.1100.0180.659
 Only with partner-0.6290.3160.5330.1561.824
 With partner and family-1.6850.0020.1850.0640.535
 With family and other partners0a.1..
Comorbidity
 Hypertension0.7400.4802.0950.26916.309
 Heart disease0.4610.6861.5850.17014.789
 Arthritis2.1320.0758.4280.80588.276
 Osteoarthritis-1.5030.3420.2220.0104.943
 Kidney impairment0.8300.4712.2940.24021.895
 Hypertension and heart disease1.8840.0946.5800.72859.480
 Heart disease and kidney disease1.7630.1315.8280.59257.382
 Hypertension, heart, and kidney disease3.1430.01823.1751.705315.088
 Other0a.1..
Current treatment
 Oral diabetic agent-0.9670.0060.3800.1910.758
 Insulin0.5390.2111.7150.7373.988
 Oral and insulin0a.1..
Hospital admission
 Never admitted-3.1130.0170.0440.0030.571
 One time admitted-1.0980.3330.3340.0363.073
 Two times admitted-1.2390.2670.2900.0322.587
 Three times admitted-0.6640.5570.5150.0564.716
 Four times admitted-1.3410.2510.2620.0272.577
 Five times admitted-1.0110.4220.3640.0314.281
 Six times admitted-0.5200.7360.5940.02912.294
 Seven times admitted0.9400.5992.5600.07785.519
 Eight times admitted0a.1..

a: constant.