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. 2019 Jun 7;5(1):e12795. doi: 10.2196/12795

Table 2.

Factors (demographics) associated with beliefs about evidence-based practice. The number of respondents varies because of missing data.

Attitude or belief and factor Odds ratio (95% CI) Model Pa value Model R2b
Item #4: Creates unreasonable demands



Age (years; n=173)
.004 .100


20-30 0.091 (0.02-0.422)



31-40 0.194 (0.045-0.831)



41-50 0.286 (0.07-1.164)



51+ Reference


Gender (n=170)
.004 .064


Male 2.517 (1.326-4.779)



Female Reference


Working hours/week (n=162)
.045 .080


<10 0.596 (0.201-1.771)



10-19 0.256 (0.088-0.746)



20-29 1.917 (0.289-12.719)



30-39 0.902 (0.402-2.024)



40+ Reference

Item #9: Evidence is lacking to support most intervention I use

Work settings (n=178)
.003 .086


General hospital 1.034 (0.476-2.247)



Rehabilitation hospital 0.342 (0.154-0.762)



Specialized hospital Reference

aIn logistic regression, one level of the independent variable serves as a reference against which the odds of the other levels occurring are determined.

bNagelkerke R2.