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Table 2 Linear regression analysis: GP and patient predictors of patient rated satisfaction with GP care of epilepsy

From: General practitioner attitudes to the care of people with epilepsy: an examination of clustering within practices and prediction of patient-rated quality of care

 

Unstandardized Coefficient

Standardized Coefficient

t value

Sig.

95% Confidence intervals for B

 

B

Std Error

Beta

  

Lower bound

Upper bound

Patient measures

       

Age

-.012

.006

-.19

-1.80

.079

-.025

.001

Gender

-.4

.258

-.19

-1.55

.128

-.921

.120

Long term health problems other than epilepsy

-.141

.255

-.05

-.55

.583

-.655

.373

Anxiety score

.051

.028

.24

1.80

.078

-.006

.108

Depression scores

-.048

.041

-.17

-1.16

.255

-.131

.036

Ease of talking to GP about epilepsy

.392

.348

.13

1.128

.266

-.309

1.109

GP takes views of epilepsy into account ("shared decision making")*

.931

.390

.31

2.38

.022

.144

1.719

Seizure frequency*

.306

.148

.26

2.07

.044

.008

.604

GP measures

       

Epilepsy as primary care responsibility* (factor 1)

.154

.069

.29

2.23

.031

.015

.294

Medication skills (factor 2)

-.033

.059

-.07

-.564

.576

-.152

.086

  1. Data adjusted for intervention group
  2. r2 = 0.635, adjusted r2 = 0.525, standard error = 0.224
  3. * p value <0.05