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Table 3 Unadjusted and adjusted logistic regression analyses of associations between patient level factor and opportunities for improvement

From: Patient and process factors associated with opportunities for improvement in trauma care: a registry-based study

 

Unadjusted

Adjusted

Characteristic

OR1

95% CI1

p-value

OR1

95% CI1

p-value

Sex

      

 Male

 

 

 Female

0.89

0.68, 1.14

0.36

1.04

0.79, 1.36

0.8

Age (years)

      

Older adolescents (15–19)

 

 

Young adults (20–24)

1.88

1.03, 3.60

0.046

1.87

0.98, 3.57

0.058

Adults (25–59)

1.40

0.84, 2.51

0.23

1.25

0.71, 2.20

0.4

Older adults (60–100)

2.47

1.48, 4.46

0.001

1.76

0.99, 3.14

0.055

Intubation

      

None

 

 

Pre-hospital

1.43

0.75, 2.51

0.24

0.93

0.41, 2.09

0.9

Emergency department

2.72

1.89, 3.83

< 0.001

1.07

0.66, 1.74

0.8

Highest hospital care level

      

Emergency Department

 

 

General Ward

2.90

1.65, 5.53

< 0.001

2.21

1.16, 4.20

0.016

Operating Theater

9.11

5.25, 17.2

< 0.001

4.80

2.46, 9.35

< 0.001

High Dependency Unit

13.1

6.78, 26.5

< 0.001

5.46

2.56, 11.7

< 0.001

Critical Care Unit

11.7

6.75, 22.0

< 0.001

4.67

2.23, 9.78

< 0.001

Respiratory rate

      

10–29

 

 

>29

2.11

1.25, 3.37

0.003

1.24

0.73, 2.10

0.4

6–92

0.00

0.00, 17.9

0.97

-

-

-

1–5

1.12

0.06, 5.58

0.91

0.57

0.06, 5.21

0.6

02

-

-

-

-

-

-

Missing

1.49

0.80, 2.56

0.18

1.00

0.40, 2.48

> 0.9

Systolic blood pressure

      

>89

 

 

76–89

2.40

1.10, 4.62

0.016

1.26

0.59, 2.68

0.5

50–75

4.05

1.62, 8.82

0.001

1.95

0.77, 4.95

0.2

1-492

-

-

-

-

-

-

02

-

-

-

-

-

-

Missing2

-

-

-

-

-

-

Glasgow Coma Scale

      

13–15

 

 

9–12

1.77

1.06, 2.78

0.020

0.92

0.54, 1.56

0.8

3–8

1.45

0.86, 2.29

0.14

0.76

0.39, 1.47

0.4

Missing

1.21

0.61, 2.15

0.56

0.39

0.15, 1.05

0.063

Working hours

      

Yes

 

 

No

1.04

0.82, 1.33

0.73

1.05

0.81, 1.35

0.7

Weekend

      

Yes

 

 

No

1.05

0.82, 1.35

0.73

1.07

0.82, 1.40

0.6

Injury Severity Score

      

Mild < 9

 

 

Moderate 9–15

3.32

2.32, 4.80

< 0.001

2.03

1.36, 3.03

< 0.001

Severe 16–25

9.71

6.83, 14.0

< 0.001

5.15

3.39, 7.82

< 0.001

Profound > 25

9.51

6.53, 14.0

< 0.001

5.54

3.43, 8.96

< 0.001

Time to first CT

      

0–30

 

 

No CT

0.95

0.59, 1.47

0.81

0.81

0.50, 1.32

0.4

31–60

1.57

1.16, 2.13

0.003

1.53

1.11, 2.10

0.009

61–90

1.46

0.98, 2.13

0.057

2.44

1.60, 3.72

< 0.001

>90

1.37

0.98, 1.92

0.065

1.60

1.11, 2.31

0.012

Survival after 30 days

      

Alive

 

 

Dead

1.31

0.74, 2.18

0.32

0.66

0.36, 1.20

0.2

  1. 1OR = Odds Ratio, CI = Confidence Interval
  2. 2Not enough observations in this group to allow one or several of its coefficients and CIs to be estimated