Table 4.

Estimates for the Association Between Individual- and Prescriber-Level Factors by Antibiotic Prescribing Model for Acute Sinusitis Management, Merative MarketScan Commercial Database, United States, 2016–2020

Any Antibiotic AgentaGuideline-Concordant AgentbGuideline-Concordant Durationb
CharacteristicaRR95% CIaRR95% CIaRR95% CI
Age group, y
 18–241 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 25–441.041.04–1.041.051.04–1.051.211.20–1.22
 45–641.071.07–1.071.001.00–1.001.101.09–1.11
Sex
 Male1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 Female1.011.01–1.010.97.97–.981.051.05–1.06
Rural-urban status
 Urban1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 Rural1.021.02–1.020.92.92–.920.77.76–.77
Geographic region
 West1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 South1.041.03–1.040.94.93–.941.031.02–1.04
 Midwest1.061.06–1.060.98.98–.990.94.93–.95
 Northeast1.021.01–1.020.98.98–.981.021.01–1.02
Outpatient setting
 Office1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 Urgent care1.031.03–1.031.021.02–1.030.76.75–.76
 Otherc0.84.83–.841.151.14–1.151.301.28–1.31
Any Antibiotic AgentaGuideline-Concordant AgentbGuideline-Concordant Durationb
CharacteristicaRR95% CIaRR95% CIaRR95% CI
Age group, y
 18–241 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 25–441.041.04–1.041.051.04–1.051.211.20–1.22
 45–641.071.07–1.071.001.00–1.001.101.09–1.11
Sex
 Male1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 Female1.011.01–1.010.97.97–.981.051.05–1.06
Rural-urban status
 Urban1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 Rural1.021.02–1.020.92.92–.920.77.76–.77
Geographic region
 West1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 South1.041.03–1.040.94.93–.941.031.02–1.04
 Midwest1.061.06–1.060.98.98–.990.94.93–.95
 Northeast1.021.01–1.020.98.98–.981.021.01–1.02
Outpatient setting
 Office1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 Urgent care1.031.03–1.031.021.02–1.030.76.75–.76
 Otherc0.84.83–.841.151.14–1.151.301.28–1.31

Data are adjusted by age group, sex, rural-urban status, geographic region, and outpatient setting. Visits with missing rural-urban status and setting type are excluded. Total sample sizes for models differ from the totals in Table 1 because of these restrictions. Final model sample sizes are as follows: 3 348 915/4 059 509 (82.5%) for any antibiotic, 2 152 562/3 349 915 (64.3%) for guideline-concordant agent, and 587 842/2 152 562 (27.3%) for guideline-concordant duration.

Abbreviations: aRR, adjusted risk ratio; CI, confidence interval.

aFirst-line, second-line, and guideline-discordant agents.

bFirst- and second-line agents.

cEmergency department, outpatient hospital, walk-in retail clinic, and other outpatient settings.

Table 4.

Estimates for the Association Between Individual- and Prescriber-Level Factors by Antibiotic Prescribing Model for Acute Sinusitis Management, Merative MarketScan Commercial Database, United States, 2016–2020

Any Antibiotic AgentaGuideline-Concordant AgentbGuideline-Concordant Durationb
CharacteristicaRR95% CIaRR95% CIaRR95% CI
Age group, y
 18–241 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 25–441.041.04–1.041.051.04–1.051.211.20–1.22
 45–641.071.07–1.071.001.00–1.001.101.09–1.11
Sex
 Male1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 Female1.011.01–1.010.97.97–.981.051.05–1.06
Rural-urban status
 Urban1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 Rural1.021.02–1.020.92.92–.920.77.76–.77
Geographic region
 West1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 South1.041.03–1.040.94.93–.941.031.02–1.04
 Midwest1.061.06–1.060.98.98–.990.94.93–.95
 Northeast1.021.01–1.020.98.98–.981.021.01–1.02
Outpatient setting
 Office1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 Urgent care1.031.03–1.031.021.02–1.030.76.75–.76
 Otherc0.84.83–.841.151.14–1.151.301.28–1.31
Any Antibiotic AgentaGuideline-Concordant AgentbGuideline-Concordant Durationb
CharacteristicaRR95% CIaRR95% CIaRR95% CI
Age group, y
 18–241 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 25–441.041.04–1.041.051.04–1.051.211.20–1.22
 45–641.071.07–1.071.001.00–1.001.101.09–1.11
Sex
 Male1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 Female1.011.01–1.010.97.97–.981.051.05–1.06
Rural-urban status
 Urban1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 Rural1.021.02–1.020.92.92–.920.77.76–.77
Geographic region
 West1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 South1.041.03–1.040.94.93–.941.031.02–1.04
 Midwest1.061.06–1.060.98.98–.990.94.93–.95
 Northeast1.021.01–1.020.98.98–.981.021.01–1.02
Outpatient setting
 Office1 [Reference]1 [Reference]1 [Reference]
 Urgent care1.031.03–1.031.021.02–1.030.76.75–.76
 Otherc0.84.83–.841.151.14–1.151.301.28–1.31

Data are adjusted by age group, sex, rural-urban status, geographic region, and outpatient setting. Visits with missing rural-urban status and setting type are excluded. Total sample sizes for models differ from the totals in Table 1 because of these restrictions. Final model sample sizes are as follows: 3 348 915/4 059 509 (82.5%) for any antibiotic, 2 152 562/3 349 915 (64.3%) for guideline-concordant agent, and 587 842/2 152 562 (27.3%) for guideline-concordant duration.

Abbreviations: aRR, adjusted risk ratio; CI, confidence interval.

aFirst-line, second-line, and guideline-discordant agents.

bFirst- and second-line agents.

cEmergency department, outpatient hospital, walk-in retail clinic, and other outpatient settings.

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