Table 2.

Mixed Effects Regression Controlling for Meaningful Detection or Degree of Suspicion Measure, Request, Condition, Request × Condition Interaction, Physician Gender, Speciality, Practice Type, Age Group, Number of Patients per Half-Day Session, Whether the Practice Was Closed, and if the Suspected Visit Was by the First or Second SP

	Meaningful Detection				Degree of Suspicion
Physician Treatment Behaviors	Odds Ratio	Standard Error	Confidence Intervals (Lower, Upper)	p Value	Odds Ratios: High Suspicion Visits (HSV)/Moderate Suspicion Visits (MSV)*	Standard Error	Confidence Intervals	p Value
Prescribed antidepressant	0.59	0.40	−1.32; 0.26	.19	HSV versus NSV 0.61	0.37	−1.21; 0.22	.18
					MSV versus NSV 0.76	0.36	−0.97; 0.43	.45
Follow-up <1 month	1.23	0.38	−0.54; 0.95	.59	HSV versus NSV 0.94	0.34	−0.73; 0.61	.85
					MSV versus NSV 0.69	0.34	−1.04; 0.29	.27
Mental health referral	2.10	0.40	−0.04; 1.53	.07	HSV versus NSV 2.35	0.36	0.16; 1.55	.02
					MSV versus NSV 1.58	0.34	−0.22; 1.14	p =.18

The SP identifier was entered as a random effect.

^*Note: Comparison group is nonsuspected (NSV) visits.