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Table 3 Multivariable analysis of factors associated with new mothers’ satisfaction with information received at the hospital on epidural analgesia

From: Epidural analgesia information sessions provided by anesthetic nurses: impact on satisfaction and anxiety of parturient women a prospective sequential study

 

Linear regression coefficient

95% confidence interval

P value

Agea

-0.04

(-0.07 – -0.01)

0.005

Multipara

-0.20

(-0.43 – 0.03)

0.09

Epidural analgesia use for previous delivery

0.02

(-0.29 – 0.33)

0.89

Socio-professional gradeb

 Non-working (reference)

 

(reference)

 

 Employees

-0.22

(-0.61 – 0.16)

0.25

 Craftsman, merchant, self-employed

-0.34

(-0.95 – 0.27)

0.28

 Middle class, intermediate profession

-0.35

(-0.77 – 0.06)

0.09

 Upper Class

-0.19

(-0.70 – 0.31)

0.45

 Students

-0.08

(-0.76 – 0.61)

0.83

Duration of the anesthetic consultationc

0.01

(-0.01 – 0.03)

0.41

Childbirth preparation classes

-0.24

(-0.58 – 0.09)

0.15

Information on epidural analgesia by anesthetic nurses

0.76

(0.48 – 1.04)

 < 0.001

  1. a Per one-year increase
  2. b Compared to non-working women
  3. c Per one-minute increase