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Table  5 provides statistical results for binomial logistic regression models computed for the dependent variable appointment.

Variables of interest tested in both models, which were determined a priori, were: role, gender, sink in exam room, ABHR readily available in clinic, presence of posters, recording day (as a continuous variable), appointment type, room, species, and hand hygiene opportunity type.

Increasing levels of difficulty are characterized for example by overlap between appointments, the difference between fixed and variable appointments as well as appointments, which cannot be included in the solution.

The individual block variable interval appointment rule, i.e., scheduling a single patient at a time with inter-appointment times adjusted according to the mean service times of patient class performs best.

Under these assumptions, we constructed response functions relating spending (the independent variable) to appointment attendance (the dependent variable) via CHW visits.

Changes in these variables between appointments were documented (e.g. medications, height, weight).

In fact, in our study group the number of sons and daughters was a predictive variable of "non appointment" of the legal proxy.

The dental appointment variable was dichotomized as "yes" and "no"; the use of dental services as "public" and "private"; reason for dental appointment as "pain" and "others".

Since the main outcome variable was the appointment and not the patient, we did not collect information about the number of reminders sent to each patient during the main study.

Due to the variable number of appointments scheduled for each patient, attendance and rate of weight change were calculated based on data for the first appointment and the last appointment recorded for that patient.

Caregivers in the OR group were expected to attend every two weeks and in the IB group, caregivers were given a variable number of appointments; this is illustrated in Table  3.> The percentage compliance was calculated by dividing the number of attendances by the maximum number of attendances possible.