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Table 3 Sociodemographic and clinical predictors of chronic back pain

From: Chronic back pain and its association with quality of life in a large French population survey

 

Chronic back pain

 

AOR

95% CI

Determinants

 Gender: Women (ref: men)

1.15

1.08–1.23

 Age

1.00

1.00–1.01

 Education (ref: no degree)

  Middle school

.98

.88–1.08

  High school

.91

.81–1.02

  Some college

.85

.75–.97

  College degree

.71

.63–.82

 Occupation (ref: farmers)

  Independent

1.29

1.00–1.67

  Executive

.97

.76–1.23

  Intermediary profession

1.15

.91–1.44

  Employee

1.08

.86–1.35

  Blue collar worker

1.20

.95–1.50

  Inactive

.94

.75–1.19

Relationship status: In a relationship (ref: single)

1.13

1.06–1.20

 Population density (ref: rural area)

   < 20,000

.91

.82–99

  20,000 to 100,000

.88

.81–.97

   > 100,000

.84

.80–.90

 Comorbidity

  Any chronic pain (ref: absence)

3.46

3.26–3.68

  Any other medical condition (ref:absence)

1.32

1.24–1.41

  1. Note. AOR: Adjusted odds ratios obtained in a multivariable logistic regression controlling for all variables presented in the table (n = 17,050). Bold signifies statistically significant odds at p = .05 or greater