highly significantP <0.001
Highly significant correlations were found between the number of all drugs taken and numbers of medical visits ( r =+0.49; P <0.001) and healthcare visits ( r =+0.35; P =0.0005) ( Table 1 ).
Highly significant correlations were found between the number of all drugs taken and numbers of medical visits ( r =+0.49; P <0.001) and healthcare visits ( r =+0.35; P =0.0005) ( Table 1 ).
The correlation between number of weeks on a red bin medication and number of disability claims approached significance ( r =0.5, P =0.08).
Although the overall analysis of variance was suggestive but not significant across all drug bins and number of medical absence days ( P =0.126), t -tests revealed a significant difference between the number of medical absence days between subjects on red and green binned drugs.