Table 2.

Results from multilevel multivariable logistic (OR and 95% CI) and linear (β and 95% CI) regressions for the various outcomes of interest.

≥ 3 Gout Flares, n = 1029≥ 1 Gout Flare, n = 1029Impact of Gout on Mental and Physical Health, n = 1029Missed ≥ 1 Day of Work, n = 512Satisfaction, n = 1029Unaddressed Goals, n = 1029
OR95% CIOR95% CIOR95% CIOR95% CIOR95% CIβ95% CI
Patient factors
    Sex (male vs female)0.810.58–1.130.670.46–0.991.190.85–1.671.020.63–1.652.021.39–2.930.03–0.16 to 0.22
    Age (> 55 vs ≤ 55 yrs)0.760.55–1.060.550.39–0.780.720.52–0.990.360.23–0.581.010.68–1.51–0.03–0.21 to 0.15
    Education (high vs other)0.750.55–1.020.760.56–1.040.860.64–1.160.780.51–1.200.860.59–1.240.08–0.08 to 0.24
    Employment (work vs nonwork)1.040.75–1.451.150.82–1.611.220.89–1.691.010.68–1.500.05–0.13 to 0.23
    Comorbidities, mean (0–5)1.151.04–1.271.060.95–1.181.221.10–1.351.161.01–1.331.060.94–1.19–0.02–0.08 to 0.03
    Gout flares past year (≥ 3 vs < 3)2.591.91–3.502.481.59–3.870.390.28–0.560.360.19–0.53
    Knowledgeable about disease (yes vs no)1.531.13–2.071.250.91–1.711.351.01–1.811.300.85–1.991.681.15–2.44–0.03–0.19 to 0.13
    Knowledgeable about lifestyle (yes vs no)0.920.64–1.321.180.82–1.701.961.36–2.841.600.91–2.802.731.86–4.000.20–0.01 to 0.39
Care factors
    ULT treatment (yes vs no)0.520.39–0.700.380.28–0.530.590.44–0.800.760.50–1.162.852.00–4.060.02–0.14 to 0.19
    Regular follow-ups (≥ 2 vs < 2)2.401.79–3.221.771.30–2.411.020.76–1.362.751.82–4.171.040.73–1.480.170.33 to –0.01
    Diagnosed by GP (yes vs no)0.770.56–1.051.020.73–1.420.690.50–0.940.480.31–0.751.180.81–1.72–0.02–0.19 to 0.16
  • Values in bold are statistically significant. GP: general practitioner; ULT: urate-lowering therapy.