Table 2 Main significant predictor variables at 5% for dengue, chikungunya and Zika risk perception (imported or autochthonous cases, epidemic scenario), at the department and national scales. Summary results for both current and future disease risk perceptions by ID physicians. Underlined variables correspond to training activities by the respondents, and variables in normal characters to geographical, environmental or epidemiological variables. The scenarios in boxes (1, 2 and 3) are described in the main text
Risk gradient | |||
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Imported | Autochthonous | Epidemic | |
Departmental scale | Scenario 1 Birth year, Specialty Birth year × Infect. spe., Birth year × NPS | Scenario 2 International airport, Ae. albopictus presence, Identification of autoch. Cases, NPS | Year of medical degree, Longitude |
National scale | Birth year, Year of medical degree, NPS | Additional training spe., Tropical experience | Scenario 3 Year of medical degree,. Tropical experience, Additional training spe., Longitude |