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. 2018 Jul 25;20(7):e243. doi: 10.2196/jmir.9523

Table 2.

Odds ratio adjusted for all the other variables for the effect of set demographic variables on the awareness of the option to give feedback about a general practitioner (n=844). The term “Ref” refers to the reference category (odds ratio of 1.000).

Variable Odds ratio 95% CI
Income (£)a


<11,499 Ref (1.000) —

11,500-17,499 1.790 0.937-3.420

17,500-24,999 1.303 0.608-2.792

25,000-29,999 1.126 0.547-2.317

30,000-39,999 1.307 0.660-2.591

40,000-49,999 0.892 0.425-1.872

50,000-74,999b 2.211 1.131-4.320

>75,000 0.534 0.234-1.219

Don't know 0.789 0.436-1.429

Refused 0.826 0.472-1.445
Qualificationc


No formal qualification Ref (1.000) —

GCSE/O-level/CSE/NVQd 1.020 0.628-1.659

A-level or equivalent 1.386 0.832-2.309

Degree/masters/PhD or equivalentb 2.197 1.350-3.575

Other 1.463 0.761-2.811
Long-term conditione


No Ref (1.000) —

Yesb 1.631 1.166-2.283
Number of General Practitioners in the surgeryf


1 Ref (1.000) —

2-3 0.902 0.389-2.090

4-5 0.899 0.392-2.065

6-9 0.867 0.372-2.018

>10 0.479 0.170-1.352

Don’t knowb 0.356 0.138-0.917

aP=.003

bP=.05

cP=.002

dGCSE: General Certificate of Secondary Education; O-LV: General Certificate of Education: Ordinary Level; CSE: Certificate of Secondary Education; NVQ: National Vocational Qualification.

eP=.004

fP=.019