Skip to main content

Table 3 Structured multiphase logistic regression model of demographics, causes of injury and injury episodes associated with multiple injuries (n = 199)

From: Patterns, aetiology and risk factors of intimate partner violence-related injuries to head, neck and face in Chinese women

 

Multiple injuries

 

ORa

95% CIb

p

Phase I (Nagelkerke R square = 3.3%, Hosmer and Lemeshow Test p =.99)

Age

  

.418

≤ 29

1.0

  

30-49

.6

(.3, 1.3)

 

≥ 50

.6

(.2, 1.5)

 

Race

  

.098

Chinese

1.0

  

Non-Chinese

2.1

(.9, 4.9)

 

Phase II (Nagelkerke R square = 5.5%, Hosmer and Lemeshow Test p =1.0)

Relationship with perpetrator

  

.041*

Married spouse

1.0

  

Cohabitant

3.3

(1.4, 7.8)

 

Boyfriend but non-cohabitant

1.1

(.1, 17.0)

 

Ex-husband / ex-boyfriend

2.1

(.4, 11.9)

 

Phase III (Nagelkerke R square = 18.2%, Hosmer and Lemeshow Test p =.23)

Episode of abuse

  

.894

1 st

1.0

  

2 nd

1.5

(.5, 4.1)

 

Multiple

1.2

(.5, 2.8)

 

Undisclosed

1.3

(.5, 3.9)

 

Causes of injury c

   

Punching with a fist

4.0

(2.1, 7.5)

<0.001*

Slapping

1.4

(.6, 3.2)

.377

Pushing, shoving or grabbing

1.6

(.7, 3.7)

.251

Weapon use

1.2

(.6, 2.5)

.545

Kicking

1.2

(.5, 3.1)

.670

Arm or hair twisting

1.0

(.3, 2.9)

.976

Slamming against a wall

1.2

(.4, 3.7)

.749

Throwing things

3.1

(.6, 15.0)

.167

Admission time

  

.747

Day-time

1.0

  

Night-time

1.1

(.6, 2.0)

 
  1. Note: aOR refers to odds ratio; bCI refers to confidence interval; Causes of injury; cThe comparators are “no punching with a fist”, “no slapping”, “no pushing, shoving or grabbing”, “no weapon use”, “no kicking”, “no arm or hair twisting”, “no slamming against a wall”, “no throwing things” respectively; *p < 0.05; Tolerance > 0.9 and VIF < 1.1.