Individual- and neighborhood-level characteristics of lung cancer screening participants undergoing telemedicine shared decision making

Table 2 Sociodemographic factors associated with incomplete screening among individuals undergoing lung cancer screening

	Bivariate Logistic Regression Unadjusted OR (95% CI)		Multi-level Multivariate Analysis Adjusted OR (95% CI)
Age	1.005	(0.975–1.037)	0.977	(0.964–0.989)**
Gender
Female	0.764	(0.536–1.089)	0.868	(0.597–1.263)
Male	1.000		1.000
Race^a
White	1.000		1.000
Black/African-American	2.162	(1.489–3.138)**	1.177	(0.788–1.758)
Smoking Status
Current	1.077	(0.754–1.539)	0.978	(0.671–1.425)
Former	1.000		1.000
Education^a
< HS Diploma	1.000		1.000
HS Diploma/GED	0.653	(0.371–1.149)	0.573	(0.330–0.994)*
> HS Diploma	0.651	(0.365–1.162)	0.587	(0.327–1.051) +
Insurance Status
Medicare	1.000		1.000
Medicaid/Dual Eligibility	1.713	(1.083–2.712)*	1.257	(0.784–2.014)
Private/Other^b	1.456	(0.953–2.226) +	1.239	(0.804–1.907)
Visit Type
New patient	1.687	(1.180–2.412)**	1.505	(1.039–2.179)*
Return patient	1.000		1.000
Neighborhood Deprivation
NDI	1.224	(0.993–1.509) +	1.784	(1.320–2.412)*

⁺p ≤ 0.10; *p ≤ 0.05; **p ≤ 0.01
^aIndividuals with Other race (including Asian, Alaskan Native / American Indian, Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander, or More than One Race) and/or Unknown education were excluded from this analysis (n = 59)
^bPrivate / Other insurance includes Private plans, State Marketplace, Self-Pay, Uninsured, and Workers Compensation Plans

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