Figure 1
Q–Q plot of the residuals between actual and expected antibiotic prescribing after adjustment for case mix. The y-axis represents estimated residuals of the 1962 practices’ antibiotic prescribing per 1000 patients per year. The x-axis denotes the theoretical normal distribution. Ten percent of high prescribers issued more than 155 prescriptions per 1000 patients per year above the estimated average for practices with a similar case mix. Due to Danish data regulations, the presented graph depicts mean values from merged groups of five practices and as such may deviate slightly from the original.

Q–Q plot of the residuals between actual and expected antibiotic prescribing after adjustment for case mix. The y-axis represents estimated residuals of the 1962 practices’ antibiotic prescribing per 1000 patients per year. The x-axis denotes the theoretical normal distribution. Ten percent of high prescribers issued more than 155 prescriptions per 1000 patients per year above the estimated average for practices with a similar case mix. Due to Danish data regulations, the presented graph depicts mean values from merged groups of five practices and as such may deviate slightly from the original.

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