Multivariate Results
Adjusting for potentially confounding characteristics, NCMIT participants had almost 2 times greater odds of completing vaccination than those of participants in the SI group; SIT participants had 1.5 greater odds of completion than those of the SI group, but the difference was not significant (Table 3). Older individuals, and those who reported fair or poor health, were also more likely to complete vaccination. Newly homeless White adults were significantly less likely than were African Americans to complete vaccination; male gender and participation in nonresidential substance abuse programs also were associated negatively with vaccine completion. Latinos and chronically homeless Whites were as likely as African Americans to adhere to the vaccine regimen.