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Table 2 Univariate analysis of factors associated with presentation with a primary infection

From: Impact on and use of an inner-city London Infectious Diseases Department by international migrants: a questionnaire survey

Variable

Primary infection N (%)

Odds Ratio (95% CI)

p value

Sex

   

Female

16 (34.0)

1

p = 0.047

Male

31 (66.0)

2.19 (1.00–4.77)

 

English as first language

  

p = 0.007

Yes

21 (44.7)

1

 

No

26 (55.3)

3.16 (1.37–7.32)

 

Admission route

  

p < 0.0001

A&E

18 (38.3%)

1

 

Internal referral

29 (61.7%)

7.76 (3.23–18.6)

 

Duration of hospitalisation

  

p = 0.032

≤14 days

16 (34.0)

1

 

>14 days

31 (66.0)

2.33 (1.07–5.09)

 

UK born

  

p = 0.001

Yes

16 (34.0)

1

 

No

31 (66.0)

3.69 (1.67–8.18)

 

New migrant

  

p = 0.003

No

35 (74.5)

1

 

Yes

12 (25.5)

10.62 (2.24–50.23)

 

Refugee/asylum seeker

  

p = 0.023

No

39 (83.0)

1

 

Yes

8 (17.0)

6.35 (1.28–31.50)