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Table 2 Multivariate logistic regression model predicting co-morbid depression (BDI score ≥ 14) by demographic, clinical, and behavior factors (n = 412)

From: Prevalence and influencing factors of co-morbid depression in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus: a General Hospital based study

Variables

OR (95 % CI)

Demographic factors

 

Men

1.13(0.57,2.24)

Age

 

  40–59 years vs. <40 years

0.29(0.09,0.97)

  ≥60 years vs. <40 years

0.58(0.15,2.27)

High school or less

0.94(0.45,1.80)

Being single

2.51(1.29,4.90)

Employment status

 

  Unemployed vs. employed

4.39(0.89,21.77)

  Retired vs. employed

0.74(0.31,1.76)

Insurance

 

  UEMI vs. GIS

2.38(1.12,5.04)

  URMI vs. GIS

0.95(0.40,2.27)

  NCMS vs. GIS

0.18(0.19,1.82)

  Other insurance vs. GIS

1.64(0.38,7.06)

  None insurance vs. GIS

0.77(0.22,2.65)

Social support

0.76(0.69,0.83)

Clinical factors

 

HbA1c ≥7.00 %

1.89(1.10,3.53)

BMI ≥25 kg/m2

1.12(1.02,1.24)

History of diabtes

0.49(0.26,0.90)

Duration of diabetes

1.11(0.72,1.72)

Diabetes complications

1.12(0.94,1.34)

Oral agents

1.05(0.41,2.73)

Insulin

1.93(0.99,3.82)

Behavior factors

 

Smoking currently

1.02(0.45,2.32)

Drinking currently

0.65(0.30,1.42)

Excise times per week

0.92(0.46,1.86)

Sleeping hours per day

0.82(0.67,1.00)