Generational differences in career paths and effort allocation of graduates of a top-research medical school, Lebanon

Table 4 Multinomial logistic regression of confounders for primary practice setting (ENTER method*)

Outcome: Primary Practice Setting ^a
			95% CI
		aOR	Low	High	p-value
Private Practice	Generation X (1)	0.749	0.395	1.420	0.375
	Millennials (2)	0.347	0.123	0.981	0.046
	Gender	1.073	0.517	2.230	0.849
	Children	1.575	0.491	5.056	0.445
	Spouse Employment Status	0.917	0.491	1.714	0.786
	Contract Type	0.244	0.102	0.584	0.002
	Specialty Type	1.546	0.767	3.113	0.223
Other	Generation X (1)	0.486	0.182	1.294	0.149
	Millennials (2)	0.463	0.113	1.899	0.285
	Gender	0.944	0.328	2.716	0.915
	Children	0.568	0.142	2.271	0.424
	Spouse Employment Status	0.458	0.182	1.148	0.096
	Contract Type	0.237	0.075	0.747	0.014
	Specialty Type	0.272	0.058	1.286	0.101

Variables entered: Generation (Reference: Boomers), Gender (Reference: Woman), Children (Reference: No Children), Spouse Employment Status (Reference: Unemployed), Contract type (Reference: Part-time), Specialty type (Reference: Non-surgical)
^a Reference category: Surgical

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