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. 2020 Oct 15;7(10):e23660. doi: 10.2196/23660

Table 3.

Proportional odds model for intent-to-adopt video consultationsa.

Predictor variables Coefficientb SEc z value P value
Age of general practitioner −0.014 0.017 0.830 .41
Additional qualification in addiction medicine and/or psychotherapy (ref: no) −1.002 0.545 1.837 .07
Type of practice (refd : Solo practice)

Shared practice −0.386 0.389 0.990 .32

Group practice −0.545 0.738 0.738 .46
Degree of urbanization of the area the practice was located in (ref: Cities [densely populated areas])

Towns and suburbs (intermediate density areas) −0.659 0.392 1.682 .09

Rural areas (thinly populated areas) −0.243 0.268 0.906 .37
Average number of patients per quarter (ref: <500)

<500 0.493 0.848 −0.581 .56

501-1000 −0.115 0.625 0.185 .85

1001-1500 −0.195 0.378 0.518 .61
Designated room available for video consultations (ref: no) 2.025 0.345 5.876 <.001

aNumber of observations: 788. R²: 0.33 (Cox & Snell); 0.35 (Nagelkerke); and 0.15 (McFadden). Residual deviance: 371.52 on 467 degrees of freedom. Log-likelihood: 185.76 on 467 degrees of freedom. Akaike information criterion (AIC): 397.52. Bayesian information criterion (BIC): 437.49. Intercepts not displayed.

bNegative values indicate a lower likelihood of intent to adopt, positive values indicate a higher likelihood of intent to adopt.

cSE: standard error.

dref: reference category.