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. 2022 Apr 24;14:100391. doi: 10.1016/j.onehlt.2022.100391

Table 3.

Results of zero-inflated negative binomial models for total estimated cases of tick-borne diseases diagnosed in the last two years by veterinary professionals in Illinois. Results in italics were significant at the p < 0.1 level.



Any Training
Number of Ticks of Concern
Test Decision
Any Disease Concern
Years Since Training
Years in Practice
Combined
Count Logit Count Logit Count Logit Count Logit Count Logit Count Logit Count Logit
Intercept 2.40 −3.52 1.16 1.74 3.96 −8.88 −0.92 −9.12 3.28 0.16 3.40 −0.45 −0.83 −36.1
Any tick training 1.17 −6.04
Number of tick species of concern 0.63 −3.66 0.24 6.3
When to Test (routine is base) TBD suspect −1.22 5.85 −1.26 −2.05
Rule out TBD −1.58 5.34 −1.21 21.11
Tick-borne disease is a concern 4.40 −2.92 3.95 −11.39
Years since tick training (none is base) Any training 0.25 −2.67
>10 −1.34 −1.45
>5 −0.54 1.36
Years in practice (<10 is base) >10 −0.38 −3.10
>20 0.28 2.39
AICc 256.89 269.70 396.35 458.01 462.27 385.6