Investigating the effects of medical density on health-seeking behaviours using a multiscale approach to residential and activity spaces: Results from a prospective cohort study in the Paris metropolitan area, France

Table 5 Sensitivity analysis of the association between cervical screening and activity space according to the categorization of individual activity space

		Structure of activity space	Sample size	% with delayed cervical screening	Difference (p-value)	aOR (95% CI)¹	AIC
Threshold value used to categorize individual activity space	0.65	Polycentric	456	12.3	< 0.05	Ref.	499.99
		Centred within residential neighbourhood	206	18.4		1.84 (1.09-3.12)*
	0.7	Polycentric	533	12.4	< 0.01	Ref.	498.73
		Centred within residential neighbourhood	129	21.7		2.10 (1.20-3.67)**
	0.8	Polycentric	553	13.2	NS	Ref.	502.58
		Centred within residential neighbourhood	109	19.3		1.67 (0.91-3.06)
	0.85	Polycentric	595	13.6	NS	Ref.	504.49
		Centred within residential neighbourhood	67	19.4		1.38 (0.68-2.82)

Results of the bivariate analyses and multilevel logistic regression models.
¹ Adjusted odds ratio accounting for age, level of education and medical density (based on a 1400 x 1400 metres grid).

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