Table 4.

Providers involved directly in patient care who participated in a significant number of low-SPOR collaborations

Low SPORs
Provider Info		Collaboration Statistics			Associated Encounter Statistics
DEID	Position	# collabs ≥ 6 encounters	# SPORs p ≥ 0.95	%	+ Outcomes	Total Encounters	% Encounters w/ + Outcome
9002799	Nurse	54	14	26%	38	65	58%
9001854	Resident/Fellow	51	5	10%	40	58	69%
9000883	Attending Physician	47	5	11%	67	94	71%
9002116	Nurse	42	4	10%	33	46	72%
9001994	Hospitalist	41	5	12%	44	69	64%
9001195	Radiologist	39	4	10%	44	69	64%
9002272	Referring Physician	31	3	10%	24	36	67%
9001375	Radiologist	30	3	10%	37	55	67%
9004500	Attending Physician	23	6	26%	23	34	68%
9000679	Attending Physician	23	4	17%	24	39	62%
9003079	Resident/Fellow	21	3	14%	22	35	63%
9000223	Nurse	21	2	10%	20	33	61%
9002588	Attending Physician	18	3	17%	22	31	71%
9000921	ED Attending Physician	18	2	11%	30	47	64%
9002774	Nurse	17	2	12%	10	18	56%
9002046	Resident/Fellow	12	3	25%	15	30	50%
9002502	Resident/Fellow	11	2	18%	22	32	69%
9002531	Resident/Fellow	10	6	60%	11	22	50%
9001386	Attending Physician	10	4	40%	21	29	72%
9001790	Resident/Fellow	10	3	30%	18	28	64%
9002452	Resident/Fellow	10	3	30%	13	25	52%
9000468	Nurse	10	1	10%	21	27	78%
	Averages	24.95	3.95	16%	27.23	41.91	65%

Twenty-two providers had 1) at least 10 collaborations involving 6 or more encounters, and 2) at least 10% of these collaborative relationships in the bottom 5% of SPOR scores (p ≥ 0.95). The number of associated encounters with positive outcomes and the total number of associated encounters for each provider are also shown. The list is sorted from most to least by the number of collaborations involving six or more encounters.