Table 5.
Summary of the analyses for the dependent variable Coping after the consultation (PROM), multilevel logistic regression
| Potential case-mix variable | Fixed effect significant (y/n) | Slope effect GP level important* (y/n) |
Slope effect country level important (y/n) |
Case-mix control (y/n) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Self-reported general health |
Yes Poor self-reported health → less able to cope |
No | No | Yes |
| Longstanding disease | No | No | No | No |
| Patient’s age |
Yes Older patients → better able to cope |
No | No | Yes |
| Patient’s sex |
Yes Women → better able to cope |
No | No | Yes |
| Education |
Yes Higher educated → less able to cope |
No | No | Yes |
| Income |
Yes Middle income → better able to cope |
No | No | Yes |
| Migrant status |
Yes Second generation migrant → less able to cope |
No | No | Yes |
| Place of living |
Yes In mixed urban–rural and rural areas → better able to cope |
No | No | Yes |
*Important means that the difference in variance between categories is more that 0.25*variance in the model with fixed effect and random intercept