The Effect of Telemedicine on Access to Acute Stroke Care in Texas: The Story of Age Inequalities

Table 3

Multinomial model results for age in years (as a continuous variable) using no access to acute stroke care as referent.

	Coefficient	Std. error		value	Odds ratio (95% CI)
Model 1
Duplicate access				<0.001	0.95; (0.95–0.96)
Single access				<0.001	0.95; (0.95–0.96)
Potential access				<0.001	0.96; (0.96–0.97)
Model 2
Duplicate access				<0.001	0.97; (0.96–0.97)
Single access				<0.001	0.97; (0.96–0.97)
Potential access				<0.001	0.95; (0.95–0.96)
Model 3
Duplicate access				<0.001	0.96; (0.96–0.97)
Single access				<0.001	0.97; (0.97–0.97)
Potential access				<0.001	0.96; (0.96–0.96)
Model 4
Duplicate access				<0.001	0.97; (0.97–0.98)
Single access				<0.001	0.98; (0.97–0.98)
Potential access				<0.001	0.97; (0.96–0.97)

Model 1: age, no adjustment.
Model 2: adjusted for race, ethnicity, and sex.
Model 3: adjusted for race, ethnicity, sex, and SES proxies.
Model 4: adjusted for race, ethnicity, sex, SES proxies, urbanization, and total population.