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. 2023 Jul 6;11:1079702. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2023.1079702

Table 3.

The correlation between CVDs hospitalization rate and factors by OLS model.

Diseases Variables β (95%CI) P VIF Adjusted R2
Hypertension Intercept −186.982(−252.045, −121.918) <0.001 0.265
PGDP 10.835 (6.947,14.724) <0.001 1.435
CP −37.908(−57.441, −18.375) <0.001 1.272
PISR 0.500(−0.300,1.300) 0.220 1.076
PLIH 2.363(−0.858,5.584) 0.150 1.089
PA 1.981 (1.216,2.746) <0.001 1.052
HB 1.988 (1.541,2.435) <0.001 1.362
Heart diseases Intercept −77.445(−109.519, −45.371) <0.001 0.353
PGDP 8.502 (6.445,10.558) <0.001 1.426
CP −8.964(−19.452,1.524) 0.094 1.303
PISR −0.04(−0.464,0.385) 0.855 1.075
PLIH 3.848 (2.350,5.346) <0.001 1.076
PA 0.859 (0.465,1.252) <0.001 1.122
HB 0.808 (0.574,1.043) <0.001 1.33
Cerebrovascular diseases Intercept −92.266(−180.641, −3.89) 0.041 0.350
PGDP 18.215 (13.999,22.431) <0.001 1.49
CP −21.693(−42.393, −0.993) 0.040 1.263
PISR −0.846(−1.694,0.002) 0.051 1.069
PLIH 3.962 (0.539,7.385) 0.023 1.100
PA 0.931(−0.269,2.131) 0.128 1.097
HB 1.802 (1.33,2.274) <0.001 1.343

β: represents the strength and type of relationship between each explanatory variable and the dependent variable. Probability (P): Coefficient is statistically significant (P < 0.05). Variance inflation factor (VIF): large VIF values (>7.5) indicate redundancy among explanatory variables. Adjusted R2: the fraction of the variance in the data that is explained by the model.