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Table 3 Demographic and professional characteristics of GPs self-perceived ability to recognize as "moderate/bad" opposed to "rather good"

From: General practitioners' self-perceived ability to recognize severity of common mental disorders: an underestimated factor in case identification?

 

MDE

GAD

 

OR

95% CI

P

OR

95% CI

P

Gender: male

1.00

     

   female

0.77

0.18–3.21

0.71

1.00

0.21–4.77

1.00

Work experience: 12 years

1.00

     

   > 12 years

0.70

0.20–2.51

0.58

0.29

0.07–1.23

0.94

Number of patients pr week: 100

1.00

     

   >100

1.14

0.31–4.23

0.84

2.50

0.62–10.11

0.20

Number of seminars last two years : 1

      

   >1

1.11

0.25–5.04

0.89

1.07

0.21–5.44

0.93

Use of questionnaires or psycho- educational material: seldom

1.00

     

   often

2.13

0.57–7.99

0.26

0.67

0.16–2.74

0.57

In my opinion MDE and GAD are almost the same: not agree

1.00

     

   partial or full agree

1.3

0.3–5.2

0.68

1.4

0.3–6.6

0.65

I enjoy treating patients with MDE/GAD not agree

1.00

     

   partial or full agree

10.0

1.1–93.4

0.04

3.7

0.4 – 33.7

0.25