Table 5.
Final model | Patient Satisfaction (n = 298) Coeff (SE) | Physician Satisfaction (n = 296) Coeff (SE) |
---|---|---|
Fixed effect | ||
Intercept† | 39.51 (4.21) | 42.79 (6.41) |
Patient variables | ||
Age | Not selected | 0.10 (0.05) |
Education | Not selected | 1.39 (0.62)* |
Primary language (0.1)‡ | Not selected | −9.23 (2.60)*** |
Physical health | Not selected | 0.14 (0.07) |
Mental health | Not selected | 0.18 (0.07)* |
Preference/info (0.1)§ | Not selected | 4.35 (1.96)* |
Preference/decision making | Not selected | 0.50 (0.28) |
Self-efficacy in communication | 0.88 (0.10)*** | Not selected |
Visit-specific variables | ||
Sequential number of visit | Not selected | −0.31 (0.24) |
No. of prior visits (this physician) | 0.81 (0.43) | Not selected |
Reason visit “increase of symptoms” (0.1)|| | −1.82 (1.88) | Not selected |
Physician variables | ||
Physician's gender (0.1)¶ | 4.17 (1.35)** | Not selected |
Dept. (0.1; 1 = rheumatology) | Not selected | −6.23 (3.42) |
Dept. (0.1; 1 = gastroenterology) | Not selected | −1.59 (2.73) |
Random effect | ||
Visit level (σ2e) | 132.31 (10.84) | 167.80 (14.53) |
Physician level (σ2µ0) | 0.00 (0.00) | 25.11 (11.12) |
R2 (visit level) | .27 | .19 |
R2 (physician level) | — | .35 |
Goodness of fit: χ2 (df)# | 93.7 (4)*** | 50.7 (10)*** |
The intercept can be interpreted as the average satisfaction of a (hypothetical) subject scoring 0 for each predictor in the model.
P < .05;
0 = Dutch, 1 = other.
P < .001.
0 = preference for all information possible, 1 = less than all information.
0 = no, yes = 1.
0 = male, 1 = female.
P < .01;
Improvement of fit compared to model 0 (empty model).