Early Detection of Undiagnosed Hypertension Based on Occupational Screening in the Hotel and Restaurant Industry

Table 3

Predictors of hypertension by self-monitored home blood pressure measurement (home BPM).

Included variables	Unstandardised/regression coefficient B	Standardised; error	Wald	df	Value	Standardised/effect coefficient	95% confidence intervals
							Lower bound	Upper bound
Sex	1.28	.48	7.24	1	.007	3.613	.11	.71
Body mass index (BMI)	.52	.46	1.30	1	.253	1.690	.69	4.16
Diagnoses
WORK	1.15	.72	2.51	1	.113	3.152	.76	13.03
LEISURE	1.83	.56	10.77	1	.001	6.227	2.09	18.56
SLEEP	1.67	.55	9.21	1	.002	5.320	1.81	15.65
Constant	−2.79	.76	13.55	1	.001	.061

Note.  Binary logistic regression (method: inclusion); dependent variable: hypertension diagnosis by home BPM; reference category = 0; sex: 0 = female; 1 = male, BMI classification: 0 = normal weight; 1 = overweight + obesity; sportive activity: 0 = regularly; 1= not at all + occasionally; 24-hr ABPM: diagnoses: 0 = normotension; 1 = hypertension during phases WORK-LEISURE-SLEEP; significance threshold (two-tailed): , , and ; goodness-of-fit model’s quality: 52%.