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. 2014 Jul 21;32(27):2991–2997. doi: 10.1200/JCO.2014.56.2827

Table 5.

Multivariable Analysis

Predictor Parameter Estimate 95% CI OR 95% CI P
ITE score*
    Second-year fellow (v first year) 110 94 to 126 < .001
    Third-year fellow (v first year) 165 149 to 181 < .001
    Burned out (v not burned out) −15 −29 to −2 .0256
    > $125,000 debt (v no debt) −53 −68 to −38 < .001
    Debt $1-$124,999 (v no debt) −23 −39 to −7 .0050
    Age (for each year older) −7 −8.3 to −4.7 < .001
    Male sex (v female) 39 26 to 51 < .001
    Children (v no children) 18 5 to 31 .0076
Career plan: PP*
    Children (v no children) 1.74 1.33 to 2.28 < .001
    > $125,000 debt (v no debt) 1.65 1.22 to 2.24 .0011
    Third-year fellow (v first year) 1.98 1.41 to 2.79 < .001
Career plan: AP*
    Children (v no children) 0.62 0.48 to 0.80 < .001
    > $125,000 debt (v no debt) 0.60 0.45 to 0.79 < .001

NOTE. Three multivariable analyses were conducted to identify personal and professional factors associated with ITE score, planning career in private practice, and planning career in academic practice.

Abbreviations: AP, academic practice; ITE, In-Training Examination; OR, odds ratio; PP, private practice.

*

Characteristics in model: debt, age, sex, children, fellowship year, burnout, fatigue score; includes first- to third-year fellows.

Additional characteristics in career plan models: ITE score.