Internet use, eHealth literacy and attitudes toward computer/internet among people with schizophrenia spectrum disorders: a cross-sectional study in two distant European regions

Table 4 A summary of odds ratios or beta coefficients reporting the association between country and several dependent variables of interest assessed bymultiple regression models

Dependent Variable	Country ^c Odds Ratio^a / Beta^b	95% CI	P-value
Among current Internet users:
Frequency of Internet use (daily vs. non-daily)^a	14.52	5.40 to 39.03	<.0001
Internet use for:
Health-related purposes (yes/no)^a	0.87	0.35 to 2.20	0.776
Social networking and dating websites (yes/no)^a	0.45	0.15 to 1.33	0.150
Watching videos (yes/no)^a	0.53	0.13 to 2.17	0.380
Among previous & current Internet users:
eHealth literacy^b	5.02	2.52 to 7.53	<.0001
Among never Internet users:
Efficacy^b (ATC/IQ component)	−0.06	−0.66 to 0.44	0.800
Interest^b (ATC/IQ component)	−0.44	−0.75 to −0.13	0.006

^aLogistic regression
^bLinear regression
^cAdjusted for gender, age, level of education and duration of the disease. Greece was used as a reference category