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Table 4 Factors affecting correct labelling of wheeze in children by parents

From: Parents are poor at labelling wheeze in children: a cross-sectional study

Variablesa

Correct

Incorrect

Crude

95 % CI

Adjusted OR

Adjusted 95 % CI

P Value

N (%)

N (%)

OR

Fatherb

14 (41.2)

20 (58.8)

     

Mother

60 (38.5)

96 (61.5)

0.89

0.42–1.94

1.37

0.55–3.37

0.75

Asthmab

39 (39.0)

61 (61.0)

     

Non-asthma

38 (38.0)

62 (62.0)

0.96

0.54–1.70

1.72

0.85–3.50

0.14

Age of child

       

  < 6 yearsb

5 (12.5)

35 (87.5)

     

  ≥ 6 years

34 (56.7)

26 (43.3)

5.11

2.73–9.60

7.12

3.63–16.63

<0.001

Language used to answer video questionnaire

       

 Malayb

39 (39.4)

60 (60.6)

     

 English

38 (69.0)

17 (30.9)

4.76

2.47–9.17

7.12

3.04–16.69

<0.001

Educational Level

       

 Higherb

38 (41.3)

54 (58.7)

     

 Basic

39 (36.1)

69 (63.9)

0.80

0.45–1.42

1.16

0.65–2.51

0.71

Severity of asthma (n = 100)

       

 Intermittentb

9 (37.5)

15 (44.1)

     

 Persistent

30 (39.5)

46 (60.5)

0.92

0.36–2.37

1.02

0.28–3.65

0.98

  1. aVariables included in the model were as follows: respondent (mother or father), age of patient, presence of asthma or not, language used to answer the questionnaire, educational background and severity of asthma
  2. bReference category