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. 2022 Mar 2;24(3):e34098. doi: 10.2196/34098

Table 4.

Regression analyses of outpatient primary outcomes.a


Compliance, % (n/N) Model 1 Model 2 Model 3


ORb (95% CI) P value OR (95% CI) P value OR (95% CI) P value
N1c (N=15,714)

Age N/Ad 0.978 (0.975-0.980) <.001 0.978 (0.975-0.980) <.001 0.978 (0.975-0.980) <.001

Control group 80.4 (7606/9456) Refe N/A Ref N/A Ref N/A

Intervention group 90.2 (5643/6258) 1.343 (1.155-1.562) <.001 1.198 (0.997-1.438) .05 0.999 (0.806-1.238) .99

Number of teleconsultations f 1.007 (1.001-1.013) .03 1.032 (1.015-1.049) <.001

Squared number of teleconsultations 0.9998 (0.9996-0.9999) .001
N2g (N=752)

Age N/A 0.996 (0.983-1.010) .55 0.999 (0.985-1.012) .83 0.999 (0.985-1.012) .84

Control group 54.5 (145/266) Ref N/A Ref N/A Ref N/A

Intervention group 75.9 (369/486) 9.312 (3.794-25.936) <.001 0.147 (0.010-1.218) .11 0.092 (0.002-2.639) .16

Number of teleconsultations 1.533 (1.212-2.190) .004 1.717 (0.819-3.174) .08

Squared number of teleconsultations 0.994 (0.978-1.038) .65

aEach model also controlled for physician-specific effects, which are not reported individually in this table; CIs were calculated based on profile likelihood estimation.

bOR: odds ratio.

cPrimary outcome N1: Avoid prescribing antibiotics for uncomplicated upper respiratory tract infections.

dN/A: not applicable.

eRef reference group.

fDue to the different model specification, the respective variables were not included in all models.

gPrimary outcome N2: Do not treat asymptomatic bacteriuria with antibiotics.