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. 2016 Apr 28;13:18. doi: 10.3352/jeehp.2016.13.18

Table 3.

Association between factors and perceived feasibility of a decentralized program with perception as ‘infeasible’ as reference

Variables AORa) (95% CI) P (Wald's test) P (LR-test)
Gender: female vs. male 0.97 (0.50,1.88) 0.92 0.92
License: ref. = no license 0.15
 Physician 1.38 (0.70,2.74) 0.35
 Nurse 0.69 (0.37,1.27) 0.23
Perceived benefit for license exam: ref. = Negative < 0.01
 Positive 4.92 (2.38,10.15) < 0.01
 Neutral 1.27 (0.59,2.74) 0.54
Expected educational degree for study: ref. = No demand 0.03
 Junior college study 1.22 (0.52,2.85) 0.64
 Bachelor degree study 2.22 (1.02,4.84) 0.04
Affordable fees annually: 160-400 USD vs. over 400 USD 5.04 (1.5,16.93) 0.01 0.01
Self-rated competency: ref. = Fully capable 0.02
 Mostly capable 0.89 (0.51,1.56) 0.69
 Partially capable 3.60 (1.24,10.45) 0.02
 A little capable 0.67 (0.12,3.76) 0.65
Study objectives: ref. = Basic theory 0.01
 Clinical diagnosis and treatment 2.52 (1.32,4.81) 0.01
 Policy and regulations 1.70 (0.80,3.60) 0.17
 Other 0.69 (0.26,1.82) 0.45
a)

AOR, Adjusted odds ratio; CI, confidence interval.