. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jul 1.

Published in final edited form as: J Subst Abuse Treat. 2017 Apr 12;78:1–7. doi: 10.1016/j.jsat.2017.04.005

Table 3.

What resources will increase receipt of waiver or prescribing to capacity.

	Nonwaivered respondents (N= 74)	Waivered and not prescribing to capacity (N= 272)	(χ2, p-value)
Programs that will increase prescribing (%)
Nothing will increase my willingness	33.8	54.8	10.26. =0.001
Information about local counseling resources	27.0	18.4	2.96, =0.10
Being paired with experienced provider	35.1	12.5	20.79, <0.001
More CME courses for opioid use disorder	33.8	9.2	28.46, <0.001
Financial assistance for waiver	24.3	2.9	38.27, <0.001
Program that will most increase prescribing (%)^a
Information about local counseling resources	11.4	54.1	20.74 (df = 4), <0.001
Being paired with experienced provider	45.7	29.7
More CME courses for opioid use disorder	28.6	9.5
Financial assistance for waiver	14.3	5.4

Waivered respondents who were prescribing to capacity did not answer these questions.

CME = continuing medical education. Degrees of freedom (df) = 1 unless otherwise stated.

Percent of respondents initially endorsing that > 1 program would increase prescribing.