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. 2023 Jul 26;23:372. doi: 10.1186/s12872-023-03401-w

Table 2.

Baseline characteristics according to FRIDs use at discharge

Characteristics FRIDs
Absent Present
N 15 1132
Age, years 76.6 (70.3, 83.0) 77.7 (72.3, 83.2)
Black 5 (33.3%) 451 (39.8%)
Female 9 (60.0%) 524 (46.3%)
Education less than high school 3 (20.0%) 240 (21.2%)
Income < $20,000 5 (41.7%) 281 (28.4%)
Clinical Characteristics
 HFrEF 2 (16.7%) 393 (53.4%)
 Hypertension 6 (40.0%) 893 (79.0%)
 Atrial fibrillation/atrial flutter 7 (46.7%) 475 (42.0%)
 Mood disorder 4 (26.7%) 172 (15.2%)
 Osteoarthritis 4 (26.7%) 294 (26.0%)
 Rheumatoid arthritis 1 (6.7%) 26 (2.3%)
 Cancer 3 (20.0%) 216 (19.1%)
 Anticoagulant use 5 (33.3%) 347 (30.7%)
 Hyperpolypharmacy (at discharge) 3 (20.0%) 654 (57.8%)
 Functional impairment 6 (42.9%) 455 (43.0%)
 Cognitive impairment 2 (18.2%) 123 (14.8%)
 History of falls (in the past year) 2 (13.3%) 231 (20.5%)
Hospitalization Factors
 Length of stay (days) 7.0 (4.0, 14.0) 5.00 (3.00, 8.00)
 ICU stay during hospitalization 8 (53.3%) 203 (18.0%)
 Geriatric/palliative involvement 1 (6.7%) 12 (1.1%)
 Disposition
  Home 9 (60.0%) 899 (79.4%)
  Institution 4 (26.7%) 181 (16.0%)
  Alive, unknown disposition 2 (13.3%) 52 (4.6%)
Hospital Characteristics
 Teaching status 7 (50.0%) 520 (51.5%)
 Small hospital size (< 200 beds) 3 (21.4%) 259 (25.2%)

Values are n (%), unless otherwise indicated

Abbreviations: HF heart failure, HFrEF Heart failure with reduced ejection fraction, ICU Intensive care unit