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. 2024 Feb 28;4:32. doi: 10.1038/s43856-024-00455-5

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Fig. 2 — Linear mixed effects regression models were fitted to assess the association between each PROM measure and deprivation (SIMD quintile) between enrolment and follow-up. Models included a random subject effect, with fixed effects for age (linear), sex (binary), SIMD quintile (linear), study visit (binary), and a SIMD-by-visit interaction. In each pair of figures, the left panel shows the predicted mean PROM score (with 95% confidence bands), in relation to SIMD quintile, at Visit 1 (enrolment) and Visit 2 (28–60 days post discharge). The right panel shows the predicted mean score in relation to study visit, for each SIMD quintile; confidence bands are shown for most and least deprived quintiles only. The data relating to this figure are available in Supplementary Data.