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. 2020 Jan 21;10(1):e029346. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2019-029346

Table 8.

Associations between income and tinnitus care

Model Change statistics Beta Significant F change
R2 change F change df1 df2
Age/gender 0.007 1.989 2 605 −0.033 0.138
Specialised clinic 0.266 220.407 1 604 −0.516 0.000
Time per consult 0.106 102.780 1 603 0.334 0.000
Satisfaction healthcare 0.048 50.505 1 602 −0.235 0.000
Patients per month 0.015 15.728 1 601 0.124 0.000
GP necessary 0.010 10.507 1 600 −0.106 0.001
Clinical guidelines 0.008 9.272 1 599 0.094 0.002

Regressions summary: Dependent=income, Independents=Specialised clinics present, time per consult, Satisfaction of respondent with healthcare, Patients seen per month, necessity of referral by GP, existence of clinical guidelines, controlled for age and gender.

Coding: Specialised clinic: Yes=0, No=1; Time per consult: 1=<15 min, 2=15–30 min, 3=30–60 min, 4=60–12 min, 5=>120 min; Satisfaction healthcare: Yes=0, No=1; GP necesary: Yes=0, No=1; Clinical guidelines: Yes=0, No=1. Dependent: income.

GP, general practitioner.