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Table 5 Linear regression models of attitude scores toward LGBTQ + physicians (N = 542)

From: Perceived attitudes toward LGBTQ + physicians among individuals with psychiatric illness in the religiously diverse Southern Region of Thailand: a multihospital-based survey

Variables

Crude coefficient

(95% CI)

Adjusted coefficient

(95% CI)

P-value (F-test)

Matched sex and gender

 < 0.001

 Male

Reference

Reference

 

 Female

6.94 (4.54, 9.34)

3.66 (1.56, 5.75)

 

 Mismatch

17.93 (11.98, 23.89)

10.42 (5.39, 15.45)

 

Age group (years)

 < 0.001

 18–25

Reference

Reference

 

 26–40

-7.77 (-10.52, -5.01)

-5.77 (-8.15, -3.40)

 

 41–60

-11.34 (-14.34, -8.33)

-9.12 (-11.91, -6.34)

 

  > 60

-12.38 (-16.97, -7.78)

-9.74 (-13.84, -5.64)

 

Religion

 < 0.001

 Buddhism

Reference

Reference

 

 Islam

-7.71 (-10.26, -5.17)

-9.31 (-11.48, -7.15)

 

 Christianity/other

-2.65 (-6.85, 1.55)

-1.62 (-5.05, 1.82)

 

Level of education

 < 0.001

 Secondary school and below

Reference

Reference

 

 High school/diploma

5.31 (2.02, 8.60)

3.00 (0.18, 5.82)

 

 Bachelor’s degree and above

10.72 (7.62, 13.81)

6.63 (3.95, 9.30)

 

Diagnosis

0.052

 Depression

Reference

Reference

 

 Anxiety/GAD

-5.77 (-8.52, -3.03)

-0.38 (-2.73, 1.97)

 

 Bipolar/schizophrenia

-7.45 (-11.16, -3.74)

-4.08 (-7.18, -0.99)

 

 Other

-3.60 (-7.12, -0.07)

0.37 (-2.62, 3.35)

 

Presence of LGBTQ + close relatives/friends

 < 0.001

 Yes

Reference

Reference

 

 No

-10.98 (-13.12, -8.83)

-7.07 (-9.03, -5.01)

 

Patient-doctor relationship

 < 0.001

 Poor

Reference

Reference

 

 Moderate

0.60 (-11.61, 12.80)

-0.10 (-9.85, 9.66)

 

 Good

4.98 (-7.07, 17.03)

4.10 (-5.53, 13.74)

 
  1. Adjusted R-squared: 0.3868