Table 8.

Adjusted estimated factor and the corresponding 95% confidence intervals (CI) from the results of a Poisson regression model for the association between urgent physician visits at 12-month follow up and having a treatment plan at baseline

	Estimated Factor	95% CI	p
Having a Treatment Plan	1.13*	(0.37, 3.42)	0.82
Urgent Physician Visits at Baseline	1.03	(0.91, 1.17)	0.63
Intervention (control variable)	0.74	(0.26, 2.12)	0.53
Mild Persistent vs. Intermittent	1.54	(0.10, 24.05)	0.73
Moderate Persistent vs. Intermittent	1.20	(0.15,9.58)	0.85
Severe Persistent vs. Intermittent	2.01	(0.11, 36.60)	0.60
Number of Major Health Problems	0.90	(0.06, 13.07)	0.93

^*Adjusting for baseline urgent physician visits, study intervention, baseline asthma severity, and number of major health problems, the estimated count of urgent physician visits for women having a treatment plan at 12-month follow up increases by a factor of 1.13 (p=0.82).