The effectiveness of integrative medicine interventions on pain and anxiety in cardiovascular inpatients: a practice-based research evaluation

Table 3 Odds ratio for IM use among cardiovascular inpatients ^a

	OR	SE
Age (years)	0.98^b	0.00
Sex (Reference = Male)
Female	1.96^b	0.06
Race (Reference = White)
African American	0.47^b	0.03
Asian	0.57^b	0.08
Other/Unknown	0.63^b	0.07
Marital Status (Reference = Married)
Widowed	0.73^b	0.04
Divorced	0.91	0.05
Single	0.79^b	0.03
Circulatory System Disease (Reference = Other)
Arteries, Arterioles & Capillaries	0.75^b	0.04
Cerebrovascular	1.08	0.05
Hypertension	1.48^b	0.04
Ischemic Heart Disease	0.73^b	0.03
Pulmonary Circulation	1.23^b	0.07
Severity of Illness (Reference = Minor)
Moderate	1.68^b	0.09
Major	2.85^b	0.15
Extreme	5.09^b	0.30
Health Insurance (Reference = Commercial)
Medicare	0.88^b	0.03
Medicaid	0.86^b	0.04
Other	0.94	0.09

^aOdds ratios from logistic regression of 6,589 cardiology admissions. The dependent variable was administration of IM therapy during admission. OR indicates odds ratio; SE, standard error.
^bp < 0.01.

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