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Table 3.

Univariate analysis of factors associated with SARS-CoV-2 telemedicine care offers (n = 271).

Aspect	Value	Conversion to telemedicine care accepted			χ²	p-Value^⁎
Aspect	Value	Yes	No	Sum	χ²	p-Value^⁎
Gender	Female	71	79	150	7.067	0.024
Gender	Male	38	83	121
Epilepsy severity	Active	83	124	207	0.098	0.875
Epilepsy severity	Remission	20	33	53
Subjective SARS-CoV-2 threat	High	56	51	107	14.103	0.004
Subjective SARS-CoV-2 threat	Low	40	99	139
Age	< 45 years	76	104	180	1.155	0.374
Age	≥ 45 years	30	55	85
Living environment	Urban	46	73	119	0.14	0.709
Living environment	Rural	61	88	149
Subjective appointment urgency	At least urgent	67	12	97	96.783	0.004
Subjective appointment urgency	Less/nonurgent	37	147	184
Epilepsy type	Focal	84	90	174	2.007	0.178
Epilepsy type	Generalized	16	28	44
Seizure type	Only focal	25	35	60	0.054	0.881
Seizure type	Generalized	82	123	205

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p-Values after two-tailed Pearson's chi-squared and post hoc correction on difference between the expected frequencies and the observed frequencies of the mentioned aspect within the cohort, corrected for multiple testing after Benjamini–Hochberg (bold figures represent significant findings).