Table 3:

Factors associated with “having a more difficult time than usual balancing work and home life”: Multilevel multivariate logistic regression

	OR	95% CI	p
Race (reference: all other races)
White	1.74	0.94 – 3.22	0.08
African American	2.33	0.82 – 6.66	0.11
Asian	1.99	0.87 – 4.55	0.10
Hispanic (reference: not Hispanic)	1.59	0.70 – 3.60	0.27
Male (reference: not male)	0.56	0.39 – 0.80	< 0.01
Age (treated as continuous)	0.76	0.66 – 0.87	< 0.01
Urbanicity (reference: Urban)
Rural	1.07	0.68 – 1.68	0.77
Suburban	0.75	0.50 – 1.14	0.18
Other	0.74	0.25 – 2.22	0.59
Board certified addiction medicine (reference: not certified)	1.88	1.30 – 2.73	< 0.01
Practice setting (reference: all other settings)
Multiple settings	1.78	1.19 – 2.66	0.01
Private practice only	1.04	0.61– 1.80	0.88
OTP only	0.69	0.37 1.30	0.26
Medicaid primary insurance of patients (reference: Medicaid not primary insurance)	0.90	0.62 – 1.30	0.57
Organizational practices/ experiences (reference: did not report the experience)
No staff changes	0.54	0.34 – 0.86	0.01
Had layoffs/furloughs or reduced hours	1.66	1.13 – 2.43	0.01
Most staff work at home	1.41	0.98 – 2.03	0.07
Staff sick with COVID-19	1.66	1.14 – 2.40	0.01
Meet as a group to check-in on staff wellness	1.85	1.20 – 2.84	0.01
Feel supported by organization	0.86	0.59 – 1.24	0.41
Feel closer to patients	1.07	0.65 – 1.78	0.79
constant	0.43	0.18 – 1.05	0.06

Note: N = 806; OR = Odds Ratio, CI = Confidence Interval; OTP = Opioid Treatment Program; Bold = p value < 0.05