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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Mar 9.
Published in final edited form as: Antivir Ther. 2015;20(7):753–761. doi: 10.3851/IMP2945

Table 3.

Factors associated with NIs’ prescription during influenza epidemics since 2009 among 32,458 ILI patients seen in GPs’ consultation (univariate and multivariate analysis)

Univariate analysis Multivariate analysis
N=31,154
Variable N Treated with NIs n (%) OR OR (IC 95%) p OR OR (IC 95 %) P
Male 15,657 1,419 (9.1) 1.08 [1.01 ; 1.17] 0.047 -
Female 16,289 1,374 (8.4)
Age ≥ 65 yo with chronic underlying disease 327 105 (32.1) 6.46 [5.10 ; 8.18] <0.001 7.54 [5.86 ; 9.70] <0.001
Age ≥ 65 yo without chronic underlying disease 986 70 (7.1) 1.04 [0.81 ; 1.34] 0.737 1.35 [1.04 ; 1.74] 0.023
Age <65 yo with chronic underlying disease 1,134 607 (53.5) 15.72 [13.87 ; 17.82] <0.001 14.85 [13.00 ; 16.97] <0.001
Age <65 yo without chronic underlying disease 29,640 2,023 (6.8)
Seasonal influenza vaccinated 1,363 262 (19.2) 2.64 [2.29 ; 3.04] <0.001 -
Not seasonal influenza vaccinated 30,620 2,533 (8.3)
Obesity 303 126 (41.6) 7.73 [6.13 ; 9.75] <0.001 4.67 [3.50 ; 6.22] <0.001
No obesity 31,793 2,681 (8.4)
Hospitalisation requested 131 17 (13.0) 1.55 [0.93 ; 2.58] 0.094 -
No hospitalisation requested 31,352 2,757 (8.8)
Pandemic A(N1N1)2009 8,918 1,440 (16.1) 3.03 [2.81 ; 3.28] <0.001 3.19 [2.93 ; 3.48] <0.001
Seasonal influenza epidemic 23,540 1,405 (6.0)