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Table 7 Logistic regression model of factors associated with healthcare professionals’ satisfaction with the medication surveillance program

From: Physician and pharmacist satisfaction and clinical needs for the real-time medication surveillance program in South Korea

Characteristics

Total no. of respondentsa

(%)

OR (95% CI) (modeling the likelihood of being classified into a higher level of satisfaction)

Specialty

 Family medicine

53

(10.5)

1.00

 Internal medicine

72

(14.3)

1.16 (0.60–0.22)

 Anesthesiology

23

(4.6)

0.69 (0.28–1.70)

 Radiation oncology

2

(0.4)

0.37 (0.03–4.83)

 Urology

21

(4.2)

1.41 (0.55–3.59)

 Obstetrics & Gynecology

41

(8.2)

0.70 (0.33–1.48)

 Plastic surgery

1

(0.2)

34.62 (0.53 to > 999.99)

 Pediatrics & Adolescent medicine

29

(5.8)

0.80 (0.35–1.84)

 Neurology

27

(5.4)

0.27 (0.12–0.63)

 Neurosurgery

9

(1.8)

0.79 (0.22–2.89)

 Ophthalmology

4

(0.8)

4.42 (0.79–24.67)

 Radiology

11

(2.2)

2.95 (0.88–9.94)

 Preventive Medicine

1

(0.2)

2.33 (0.06–92.87)

 General surgery

18

(3.6)

1.15 (0.13–3.08)

 Emergency medicine

7

(1.4)

0.78 (0.18–3.28)

 Otorhinolaryngology

25

(5.0)

0.45 (0.19–1.09)

 Rehabilitation medicine

15

(3.0)

1.09 (0.38–3.12)

 Neuropsychiatry

14

(2.8)

1.22 (0.41–3.62)

 Dentistry

22

(4.4)

2.09 (0.83–5.27)

 Dermatology

39

(7.8)

1.02 (0.48–2.18)

 Thoracic & Cardiovascular surgery

5

(1.0)

0.82 (0.15–4.38)

 Orthopedics

12

(2.4)

0.67 (0.21–2.11)

 Others

16

(3.2)

2.21 (0.80–6.11)

 Missing

36

(7.2)

 

Total

503

(100)

 
  1. aPhysicians may have two or more specialties