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Table 5 Adjusted coefficient odd ratios of socio-economic characteristics and the delay to diagnosis in Vietnam

From: Delays to diagnosis among people with severe mental illness in rural Vietnam, a population-based cross-sectional survey

Factors

Adjusted OR

95% CI

P-value

Province

 Thanh Hoa (northern Vietnam)

1.00

  

 Ben Tre (southern Vietnam)

0.51

0.27–0.94

0.03

Residence

 Urban

1.00

  

 Rural

0.96

0.55–1.69

0.9

 Age

1.04

1.02–1.07

<  0.001

Gender

 Male

1.00

  

 Female

1.1

0.67–1.78

0.7

Education

 Not completion primary school

1.00

  

 Completion of primary school

0.66

0.34–1.30

0.2

 Completion of secondary school

0.74

(−8.02) – (−0.44)

0.4

 Completion of high school and higher

0.53

(−10.58) – (− 0.14)

0.2

 Functioning status

0.99

0.98–1.00

0.06

Marriage status

 Married

1.00

  

 Divorced/widowed

0.89

0.19–4.22

0.8

 Never married

1.18

0.28–4.91

0.8

Physical comorbidities

 No

1.00

  

 Yes

1.49

0.85–2.63

0.2

Prior employment status

 Never employed

1.00

  

Previously employed

0.57

0.30–1.07

0.08

Household economic status

 Disadvantaged

1.00

  

 Mid-level and advantaged

1.06

0.65–1.75

0.8

 Household size

1.27

0.85–1.88

0.1

Receiving free antipsychotic treatment

Yes

1.00

  

No

1.03

0.63–1.70

0.9

Main caregiver

 Husband/wife

1.00

  

Family members

1.34

0.31–5.83

0.6

 Others

2.39

0.45–12.69

0.3

 Social capital

1.00

0.99–1.01

0.9

 Annual financial burden

1.00

0.99–1.00

0.7

Having psychotic diagnosis

 After 2003

1.00

  

 Before 2003

6.97

3.32–14.62

<  0.001