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Model
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Predicted probability (95% Cl)
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Absolute risk reduction (95% Cl)
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No colonoscopy
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Any colonoscopy
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Unadjusted Model
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1.36 (1.35, 139)
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0.84 (0.77, 0.91)
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-0.52 (-0.60, -0.46)
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Multivariate Logistic Regression Model†
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1.42 (1.39, 1.44)
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0.90 (0.82, 0.98)
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-0.53 (-0.60, -0.44)
|
|
Propensity Score Weighted Model‡
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1.40 (1.37, 1.42)
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0.86 (0.83, 0.89)
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-0.54 (-0.69, -0.39)
|
|
Propensity Score Matched Model∞
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1.43 (1.33, 1.52)
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0.87 (0.76, 0.98)
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-0.56 (-0.99, -0.12)
|
|
IV Adjusted Model∂
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1.25 (1.19, 1.30)
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0.65 (0.41, 0.99)
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-0.60 (-0.78, -0.31)
|
- Data are presented as percentages.
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CRC, colorectal cancer; CI, confidence interval.
- † Multivariate logistic model adjusted subject characteristics such as age, sex, charlson comorbidity index, rural area of residence and income quintile.
- ‡ Propensity score weight calculated as 1/ps for colonoscopy users and 1/(1-ps) for the non users.
- ∞ PS matched model on 86,592 pairs.
- ∂ IV adjusted probabilities were estimated using 2-stage probit models. In the first stage, the probability of receiving colonoscopy was modeled as a function of the PCP rate of colonoscopy. In the second stage, the probability of CRC incidence and mortality was modeled using the predicted probability of colonoscopy as an independent variable, adjusted for PCP and subject characteristics.
- § Incidence up to 7 years.
- **Negative values indicate a reduction in the absolute risk of CRC incidence.
