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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 2015 Jun 22;24(9):1311–1318. doi: 10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-15-0150

Table 2.

Results for Intervention Effect on Colonoscopy Uptake within 15 months

Odds of getting Colonoscopy 95% Confidence Interval P Value Medically Verified Colonoscopies
Modela TeleCARE vs. Education [Lower, Upper] TeleCARE % (n) Education Brochure % (n)
Cases with known outcome 2.50 [1.61-3.88] <0.001 44.3% (78/176) 24.2% (50/207)
Negative outcome imputationb 2.02 [1.32-3.08] 0.001 33.6% (78/232) 20.1% (50/249)
Multiple imputationc 2.37 [1.59-3.52] <0.001 42.7% (99/232) 24.1% (60/249)
a

Each of the 3 separate models represents a different treatment of missing outcomes and included a random effect for family.

b

Negative outcome imputation treated unknown colonoscopy outcome as no colonoscopy.

c

Average number of colonoscopies based on 5 imputation sets from the SAS procedure MI