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Table 4 Binary logistic regression analyses on RTMSs’ intentions to break the contract for working in rural areas (N = 230)

From: Attitude towards working in rural areas: a cross-sectional survey of rural-oriented tuition-waived medical students in Shaanxi, China

Explanatory variables

Binary logistic regression (Base outcome: 0 = No; 1 = Yes)

Model 1

Model 2

Model 3

B (Std. Error)

Odds Ratio

P-value

B (Std. Error)

Odds Ratio

P-value

B (Std. Error)

Odds Ratio

P-value

Intercept

2.692 (0.476)

  

3.420 (0.773)

  

9.916 (2.697)

  

Gender (Male)

1.340 (0.785)

3.821

0.088

1.870 (0.923)

6.489

0.043

1.097 (0.988)

2.996

0.267

Mother’s education (Reference value: Primary school or below)

 Senior high school

- 2.288 (0.728)

0.101

0.002

- 1.638 (0.883)

0.194

0.064

- 2.982 (1.359)

0.051

0.028

Understanding the conditions of policy before enrolling (Reference value: Don’t understand)

 Generally understand

   

- 1.470 (0.683)

0.230

0.031

- 1.295 (0.899)

0.274

0.150

Cognition of policy’s effectiveness (reference value: unsure)

 Yes

   

- 2.839 (0.950)

0.058

0.003

- 3.502 (1.541)

0.030

0.023

 No

   

- 1.603 (0.841)

0.201

0.057

- 2.230 (1.206)

0.108

0.064

Cognition of value of rural medical work (reference value: very or relatively valuable)

 Generally valuable

   

1.742 (0.762)

5.708

0.022

2.347 (1.051)

10.454

0.026

Satisfaction with enrolment procedure

     

- 0.969 (0.445)

0.379

0.029

Satisfaction with employment contract

     

- 0.808 (0.425)

0.446

0.057

Satisfaction with educational scheme

     

- 1.249 (0.573)

0.287

0.029

Satisfaction with teachers

     

1.511 (0.748)

4.533

0.043

Satisfaction with living allowance

     

- 1.287 (0.606)

0.276

0.034

  1. Method = Enter