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. 2014 Jul 15;9(7):e101977. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0101977

Table 3. Association between Clinician Type, Location, Shift and Probability of an Intercepted Drug Name Confusion Error.

Variablea With Fluticasone Without Fluticasone
Odds Ratio Confidence Interval Odds Ratio Confidence Interval
Clinician Type
Resident - - - -
Attending 0.35b 0.23–0.54 0.69 0.30–1.56
Nurse 0.53c 0.28–0.996 0.69 0.21–2.26
Location
Inpatient - - - -
Ambulatory 3.54b 2.51–5.00 0.51c 0.27–0.95
ED 0.27c 0.11–0.68 0.29c 0.11–0.72
OR 0.27 0.04–1.98 0.29 0.04–2.09
Shift
Day - - - -
Evening 0.80 0.55–1.16 0.47c 0.23–.95
Overnight 0.74 0.44–1.27 1.05 0.52–2.12
a

Resident physician, inpatient location and day shift were used as reference categories. Testing global null hypothesis for model with fluticasone, −2 log likelihood  = 2563.8, chi-square  = 94.9, p<.0001. For model without fluticasone, −2 log likelihood  = 1245.9, chi-square  = 24.6, p<.0001.

b

p<0.001.

c

p<0.05.