The effects of patient characteristics on ADHD diagnosis and treatment: a factorial study of family physicians.

BMC Fam Pract · 2010 · PMC2828998 · PMID 20144184

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approached but did not reach significancep = .072so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)

Cases randomized as African-American were slightly more likely to be medicated, an effect which approached but did not reach significance (O.R. = 1.514, p = .072), and being uninsured significantly increased the likelihood of being medicated (O.R. = 1.837, p = .021).

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approaching significanceno p-value reported

Both African-American race and uninsured status individually increase the odds of medicinal or combined medicinal/psychotherapeutic treatment, with the insurance effect being significant, and the race effect approaching significance.

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