Pain acceptance and personal control in pain relief in two maternity care models: a cross-national comparison of Belgium and the Netherlands

Table 2 Logistic regression models with individual and country level predictors of pain medication use¹ (N = 327)

	Model 1				Model 2				Model 3
	OR	95% - CI lower - upper		p	OR	95% - CI lower - upper		p	OR	95% - CI lower - upper		p
Intercept	0.289			<0.001	1.251			0.516	1.318			0.480
Age	0.912	0.851	0.977	0.009	0.980	0.913	1.053	0.590	0.983	0.910	1.062	0.658
Multiparous	0.833	0.451	1.539	0.560	0.887	0.480	1.640	0.703	0.735	0.376	1.437	0.368
Expected pain intensity	1.006	0.989	1.024	0.477	0.998	0.981	1.014	0.786	1.000	0.981	1.020	0.974
Highly educated	1.647	0.924	2.933	0.090	0.870	0.474	1.597	0.653	0.834	0.423	1.642	0.599
Length of labour	1.115	1.065	1.167	<0.001	1.123	1.073	1.176	<0.001	1.129	1.074	1.188	<0.001
Pain acceptance (a)	0.439	0.305	0.634	<0.001	-	-	-	-	0.435	0.292	0.647	<0.001
Personal control in pain relief (b)	0.991	0.834	1.117	0.915	-	-	-	-	0.721	0.583	0.892	0.003
(a)*(b)	0.613	0.485	0.776	<0.001	-	-	-	-	0.602	0.468	0.775	<0.001
Country (NL = 1, BE = 0)	-	-	-	-	0.134	0.071	0.252	<0.001	0.085	0.038	0.190	<0.001

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