Table 1.

Successful remediation compared to failed remediation. Base category is failure. Area under the Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve for success vs failure is 0.82, indicating good discriminatory power in the model. Area under the ROC curve for success vs. in progress is 0.44. The Hosmer-Lemeshow test for goodness of fit had a p<0.62, indicating non-statistically significant differences between deciles and therefore an adequate fit to the data.

Success versus failure	Relative risk ratio (standard errors)	95% CI
PGY 3 vs PGY 4 programs	1.16 (0.71)	0.35–3.83
Year identified for remediation
PGY 2 vs PGY 1	5.15 (3.07)**	1.60–16.56
PGY 3 & 4 vs PGY1	3.29 (2.16)	0.91–11.92
Length of time in remediation in months	0.91 (0.03)*	0.85–0.98
Competency domain
Patient care	0.04 (0.07)	0.00–1.06
Medical knowledge	0.14 (0.23)	0.01–3.41
Communication skills	0.21 (0.33)	0.01–4.51
Practice based learning	0.03 (0.06)*	0.00–0.96
System based practice	0.20 (0.29)	0.01–3.37
Professionalism	0.03 (0.05)*	0.00–0.66
Number of identified concerns
Two vs. one competency	25.87 (43.94)	0.93–721.97
Three vs. one competency	115.4 (357.5)	0.27–50,043.33
Four or more vs. one competency	837.7 (4,261)	0.04–17,900,000

PGY, post-graduate year

^*p<0.05.

^**p<0.01.