Research Article

Improving Consumer Satisfaction with Addiction Treatment: An Analysis of Alumni Preferences

Table 3

Regression outcomes (worcost).

ModelDependent variablesSample sizeOdds ratio-statistic value95% confidence interval

1a Aggregate mean amenity score3791.731.15 0.2520.68–4.43
Aggregate mean individual counseling score1.551.350.1770.82–2.94
Aggregate mean group counseling score2.262.300.0221.13–4.55

1b Promised amount of counseling379 37.407.31<0.00114.13–99.01
Psychiatric care meeting expectations6.623.94<0.0012.58–17.02
Marketing materials accuracy3.132.280.0231.17–8.41

1c Aggregate mean amenity score379 1.921.770.0780.93–3.96
Aggregate mean individual counseling score0.580.2170.25–1.38
Aggregate mean group counseling score2.650.0231.15–6.13
Promised amount of counseling45.01<0.00111.86–170.78
Psychiatric care meeting expectations3.410.0211.20–9.64
Marketing materials accuracy0.920.8830.30–2.85

1dAggregate mean amenity score3791.840.1410.82–4.12
Aggregate mean individual counseling score0.600.2180.26–1.36
Aggregate mean group counseling score2.690.0271.12–6.47
Promised amount of counseling44.88<0.00111.77–171.08
Psychiatric care meeting expectations3.510.0261.16–10.65
Marketing materials accuracy0.930.8990.30–2.90
Respondent relapsed1.200.7490.392–3.68

Likelihood ratio test 1d/1c not significant on non-svy ().