Irish general practitioner attitudes toward decriminalisation and medical use of cannabis: results from a national survey

Table 6 Statement response predicators

	Category	Variable	Beta	Exp (B)	p value	95% CI
	Category	Variable	Beta	Exp (B)	p value	lower	upper
Cannabis should be decriminalised	Agree	Female	−1.084	0.338	<0.0001	0.19	0.602
Cannabis should be legalised for medical use	Agree	Female	−0.553	0.575	0.017	0.365	0.907
Cannabis has a role to play in pain management	Agree	Female	−0.644	0.525	0.003	0.343	0.805
	Agree	Non-deprived area	0.447	1.564	0.041	1.018	2.403
	Disagree	Not level 1	−0.706	0.494	0.049	0.244	0.998
Cannabis can have a role in the treatment of multiple sclerosis	Agree	Female	−0.472	0.624	0.019	0.42	0.926
	Disagree	Aged 30–50 years	1.063	2.895	0.013	1.257	6.668
Cannabis can have a role in palliative care	Agree	Female	−0.91	0.402	<0.0001	0.255	0.636

Multi-nominal logistic regression analysis; reference category is neutral response

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