Table 2.

Factors Associated With Telehealth Use in 2014 for Family Physicians Responding to the January 2015 Robert Graham Center Survey^*

Variable	Odds Ratio	Confidence Interval
Sex
Female	1.07	0.75–1.54
Male	Reference
Type of medical degree
Allopathic	Reference
Osteopathic	0.57	0.31–1.02
Location of medical school
United States	Reference
International	0.8	0.48–1.32
Practice location
Urban	Reference
Rural	3.05	2.19–4.25
Years in practice
1–10	Reference
11–20	0.66	0.43–1.01
21–30	0.87	0.55–1.37
>31	0.62	0.36–1.08
Electronic health record use
Currently a user	3.42	1.22–9.65
Not currently a user	Reference
Type of care provided
Hospital/urgent/emergency care or other care	Reference
General primary care	0.51	0.33–0.80
Family physicians at the practice site
1–5	Reference
≥6	1.32	0.93–1.89
Practice ownership
Private	Reference
Hospital health system	1.26	0.81–1.95
Integrated health system	3.53	1.79–6.98
Other	3.56	2.17–5.85
Constant	0.047	0.02–0.15

↵* Respondents were from among a random sample of 5000 family physicians in direct patient care from the 2014 American Medical Association Physician Masterfile, with oversampling of rural family physicians at a rate of 2 to 1. There are 1508 observations.