Table 3.
Covariate | VP counseling topics OR (P value) | |||
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Gun storage | Gun removal | Limiting exposure to media violence | Discipline techniques | |
Patient age groupb | 1.10 (.06) | 1.15 (.004) | 1.75 (<.001) | .41 (<.0001) |
Practice areac | .63 (.17) | 1.09 (.81) | .85 (.54) | .90 (.81) |
Practice settingd | .92 (.77) | 1.06 (.85) | .33 (.001) | .92 (.79) |
Gendere | .77 (.17) | 0.81 (.31) | .66 (.02) | .65 (.03) |
Pediatrician Agef | 1.00 (.62) | 1.00 (0.93) | .99 (.53) | 1.01 (.53) |
Time addressing VP issues**f | .38 (<.0001) | 0.33 (<.0001) | .49 (.0001) | .62 (.02) |
Percentage well-child exams*f | 1.02 (.68) | 1.04 (.55) | 1.02 (.79) | 1.29 (.004) |
Perceived self-efficacya | 8.26 (<.0001) | 8.47 (<.0001) | 4.30 (<.0001) | 3.57 (<.001) |
Confidencea | 6.43(<.0001) | 5.91 (<.0001) | 6.31 (<.0001) | 3.62 (<.001) |
Comparison group: strongly disagree/disagree/neutral
Comparison group: age 2–5
Comparison group: rural
Comparison group: others
Comparison group: female
Continuous variable
Odds ratio between two consecutive categories (too much time verus about right, and about right versus too little time)
Odds ratio is the odds between a level of proportion of child care visit to a level that has 10 percent more well child care visit