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. 2020 Apr 23;18:110. doi: 10.1186/s12916-020-01553-6

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1

Reported impact of information on consultations/antibiotic requests disaggregated according to whether AMR information ‘new’ vs ‘not new’. (i) Prior Survey results are for May–June 2015 data reported in Roope et al. [24]; wave 1 conducted in October–November 2016; wave 2 conducted in March 2017. (ii) V1 is ‘fear-only’ message; V2 is ‘mild-fear-plus-empowerment’; V3 is ‘strong-fear-plus-empowerment’. (iii) Column charts exclude respondents who answered ‘do not know’ (< 8%). (iv) p values are from Wilcoxon’s single-sample sign-rank tests of whether respondents were more/less likely to consult/request antibiotics for ILI in response to the information they were given, under the null hypothesis that they were neither more likely nor less likely to consult/request antibiotics