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Table 3 Mixed effects logistic regressions for perceived medical quality

From: “A day in the life” – telemedicine in family medicine and its relationship with practicing physicians’ satisfaction: a cross-sectional study

 

Odds ratio

95% confidence interval

Visit modality

face-to-face visit

  

Administrative tasks vs. medical tasks

0.07

0.04–0.15

Prescription renewal vs. medical tasks

0.03

0.01–0.08

Remote synchronous visit (telephone/video)

  

Administrative tasks vs. medical tasks

0.1

0.05–0.21

Prescription renewal vs. medical tasks

0.32

0.11–0.94

Remote asynchronous visit (online requests)

  

Administrative tasks vs. medical tasks

0.16

0.09–0.28

Prescription renewal vs. medical tasks

0.24

0.14–0.42

Main issue addressed

  

Medical tasks

  

Remote synchronous vs. face-to-face

0.39

0.25–0.59

Remote asynchronous vs. face-to-face

0.14

0.09–0.23

Administrative tasks

  

Remote synchronous vs. face-to-face

0.51

0.21–1.28

Remote asynchronous vs. face-to-face

0.31

0.14–0.65

Prescription renewal

  

Remote synchronous vs. face-to-face

3.91

1.02–14.97

Remote asynchronous vs. face-to-face

1.08

0.41–2.82

An inappropriate visit modality (vs. an appropriate modality)

0.13

0.09–0.18

Visit order during the day

1.01

1.003–1.03