Table 4 Association between the correct use of diagnostic criteria and physicians’ characteristics (N=2328)

 Female (ref.)

703 (31.3)

1.000

 Male

26 (32.9)

0.993

0.998

0.611, 1.630

 18–25

12 (46.2)

0.076

2.130

0.923, 4.193

 26–35 (ref.)

149 (29.2)

1.000

 36–45

315 (31.8)

0.667

1.079

0.763, 1.525

 46–55

223 (31.0)

0.803

1.058

0.681, 1.643

 ≥56

30 (34.5)

0.660

1.146

0.623, 2.108

 Tertiary (ref.)

323 (34.0)

1.000

 Secondary

329 (31.0)

0.921

1.010

0.825, 1.237

 Primary

40 (26.7)

0.439

0.854

0.573, 1.274

 Others

37 (22.4)

0.034^*

0.649

0.435, 0.968

 Ge-ObGyn (ref.)

673 (30.6)

1.000

 Re-ObGyn

56 (44.1)

0.043^*

1.492

1.014, 2.196

 ≤5 (ref.)

71 (31.0)

1.000

 6–10

114 (29.9)

0.854

0.963

0.648, 1.432

 11–20

239 (32.9)

0.874

0.963

0.602, 1.540

 >20

305 (30.8)

0.315

0.762

0.449, 1.295

 <1 (ref.)

21 (18.8)

1.000

 1–5

293 (30.2)

0.021^*

1.816

1.093, 3.018

 6–10

206 (30.1)

0.035^*

1.788

1.041, 3.072

 11–20

156 (37.6)

0.001^*

2.558

1.450, 4.510

 >20

53 (36.3)

0.004^*

2.574

1.353, 4.899

 1-50 (ref.)

469 (29.0)

1.000

 50-200

180 (33.6)

0.344

1.117

0.888, 1.404

 >200

80 (45.5)

0.005^*

1.639

1.157, 2.323