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Table 4 Autoquestionnaire variables independently associated with compliance identified by univariate regression analysis.

From: Compliance and treatment satisfaction of post menopausal women treated for osteoporosis. Compliance with osteoporosis treatment

Variable

Response modality

Non-compliant

N = 255

Compliant

N = 483

p

Osteoporosis considered as an illness

Yes

172 (67.1%)

378 (79.1%)

0.001

Consequences of osteoporosis according to the patient

Serious

Quite serious

Not serious

62 (24.3%)

150 (58.8%)

43 (16.9%)

198 (41.3%)

244 (50.8%)

81 (11.0%)

≤0.001

Known osteoporotic risk factors before diagnosis

Yes

43 (16.9%)

143 (29.6%)

≤0.001

Well Informed on osteoporosis since diagnosis

Strongly agree

Agree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

41 (16.1%)

46 (18.1%)

164 (64.6%)

3 (1.2%)

170 (35.2%)

37 (7.7%)

274 (56.7%)

2 (0.4%)

≤0.001

Osteoporosis treatment considered as a priority

Strongly agree

Agree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

69 (27.1%)

37 (14.5%)

144 (56.5%)

5 (2.0%)

228 (47.3%)

35 (7.3%)

216 (44.8%)

3 (0.6%)

≤0.001

Patients perspective: possible

Less than 3 months

3 months to 1 year

1 to 3 years

More than 3 years

1 (0.4%)

9 (3.7%)

68 (27.9%)

166 (68.0%)

0 (0.0%)

4 (0.8%)

96 (20.1%)

377 (79.0%)

≤0.001

Walking over 20 min per day

Yes

128 (50.2%)

312 (65.0%)

≤0.001

Physical component score of SF12 (PCS)

Score unit

44.50 ± 7.66

45.85 ± 8.06

0.041

Mental component score of SF12 (MCS)

Score unit

43.16 ± 9.78

46.03 ± 10.06

≤0.001

Satisfied by osteoporosis treatment

Very/rather unsatisfied

Neither satisfied nor unsatisfied

Very/quite satisfied

6 (2.4%)

130 (51.2%)

1180 (46.4%)

4 (0.8%)

141 (29.6%)

331 (69.5%)

≤0.001

Treatment regimen adapted to your lifestyle

Yes

235 (92.5%)

468 (97.5%)

0.003

Treatment regimen difficult to follow for a long-time

No

201 (79.8%)

461 (96.0%)

≤0.001