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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Oct 18.
Published in final edited form as: Proc Mach Learn Res. 2023 Aug;218:98–115.

Table 1:

Baseline characteristics of the vancomycin started groups and overall population

Variables* Group
V 111 V 110 V 101 V 100 Overall
(N=240) (N=88) (N=38) (N=48) (N=427)
Patient’s demographics
Age 54.0(16.2) 57.1(18.6) 58.3(13.6) 57.1(12.5) 55.0(16.3)
Sex - Male 117(48.8%) 48(54.5%) 18(47.4%) 18(37.5%) 209(48.9%)
Race - White 160(66.7%) 49(55.7%) 21(55.3%) 19(39.6%) 258(60.4%)
Medical conditions at or before index date
Diabetes 58(24.2%) 23(26.1%) 4(10.5%) 9(18.8%) 96(22.5%)
Renal Disease 95(39.6%) 45(51.1%) 26(68.4%) 39(81.3%) 211(49.4%)
Chronic pulmonary disease 128(53.3%) 47(53.4%) 24(63.2%) 29(60.4%) 237(55.5%)
Mild liver disease 71(29.6%) 23(26.1%) 9(23.7%) 10(20.8%) 117(27.4%)
Moderate/Severe liver disease 20(8.3%) 8(9.1%) 8(21.1%) 4(8.3%) 40(9.4%)
Cancer (any malignancy) 31(12.9%) 15(17.0%) 7(18.4%) 8(16.7%) 62(14.5%)
Peripheral vascular disease 100(41.7%) 33(37.5%) 24(63.2%) 25(52.1%) 183(42.9%)
Charlson’s Comorbidity Index 5.80(3.65) 6.52(4.48) 8.50(3.75) 7.42(3.30) 6.35(3.88)
Evidence of antimicrobial resistance (infections prior to MRSA)
Aminoglycosides 33(13.8%) 19(21.6%) 13(34.2%) 12(25.0%) 79(18.5%)
Beta-lactams 114(47.5%) 42(47.7%) 23(60.5%) 28(58.3%) 214(50.1%)
Carbapenems 14(5.8%) 7(8%) 6(15.8%) 6(12.5%) 34(8%)
Fluoroquinolones 55(22.9%) 29(33.0%) 19(50.0%) 23(47.9%) 130(30.4%)
Glycopeptides 16(6.7%) 7(8%) 5(13.2%) 7(14.6%) 37(8.7%)
Polypeptides 3(1.3%) 1(1.1%) 0(0%) 1(2.1%) 5(1.2%)
Sulfonamides 54(22.5%) 25(28.4%) 14(36.8%) 14(29.2%) 111(26.0%)
Tetracyclines 24(10.0%) 13(14.8%) 9(23.7%) 8(16.7%) 55(12.9%)
Multi-drug resistance (3+) 66(27.5%) 33(37.5%) 21(55.3%) 21(43.8%) 147(34.4%)
Admission information
ICU stay 133(55.4%) 37(42.0%) 26(68.4%) 25(52.1%) 223(52.2%)
Healthcare acquired 60(25.0%) 13(14.8%) 14(36.8%) 15(31.3%) 103(24.1%)
Days of admission 20[10,392] 19[10,115] 19[10,1050] 19[10,65] 19[10,1050]
Outcome
Death within 30 days 11(4.6%) 11(12.5%) 5(13.2%) 5(10.4%) 33(7.7%)
*

Mean(SD) or Median[Min,Max] or Count(%)