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. 2024 Jul 3;13(14):e034308. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.124.034308

Table 3.

Difference in 3‐Month Poststroke Outcomes Associated With an IQR Difference in Density of Resources

Model* ADL/IADL (N=1284) 3MSE (N=1284)
IQR difference (95% CI) P value IQR difference (95% CI) P value
1: Unadjusted 0.051 (−0.035 to 0.138) 0.2441 0.343 (−0.841 to 1.526) 0.5703
2: 1+Demographics 0.042 (−0.033 to 0.117) 0.2734 0.319 (−0.665 to 1.304) 0.5250
3: 2+Individual SES 0.043 (−0.029 to 0.114) 0.2419 0.279 (−0.498 to 1.055) 0.4819
4: 3+Prestroke health and behaviors 0.021 (−0.042 to 0.084) 0.5185 0.549 (−0.201 to 1.300) 0.1514
5: 4+Interpersonal factors 0.016 (−0.046 to 0.078) 0.6156 0.608 (0.376 to −0.130) 0.1065
6: 5+Neighborhood SES −0.008 (−0.068 to 0.053) 0.8077 0.776 (0.030 to 1.522) 0.0415
7: 6+Stroke type and severity −0.015 (−0.075 to 0.045) 0.6207 0.838 (0.092 to 1.584) 0.0277

8: 7+Stroke severity interaction

Mild

Moderate–severe

0.020 (−0.046 to 0.086)

−0.156 (−0.284 to −0.027)

0.0145

0.5502

0.0176

0.613 (−0.216 to 1.443)

1.714 (−0.004 to 3.433)

0.2591

0.1474

0.0506

9: 7+Sex interaction

Male

Female

0.019 (−0.061 to 0.098)

−0.054 (−0.139 to 0.031)

0.2036

0.6407

0.2154

1.217 (0.187 to 2.247)

0.411 (−0.684 to 1.506)

0.2963

0.0206

0.4615

10: 7+Race and ethnicity interaction

Mexican American

Non‐Hispanic White

0.003 (−0.074 to 0.081)

−0.041 (−0.131 to 0.049)

0.4540

0.9321

0.3753

1.167 (0.194 to 2.140)

0.381 (−0.789 to 1.551)

0.3145

0.0188

0.5232

SS‐QoL (N=1189) PHQ‐8 (N=1086)
1: Unadjusted −0.016 (−0.123 to 0.092) 0.7759 0.114 (−0.529 to 0.757) 0.7281
2: 1+Demographics −0.007 (−0.098 to 0.085) 0.8861 0.097 (−0.440 to 0.634) 0.7232
3: 2+Individual SES −0.003 (−0.088 to 0.081) 0.9372 0.098 (−0.418 to 0.614) 0.7100
4: 3+Prestroke health and behaviors 0.028 (−0.043 to 0.100) 0.4410 −0.036 (−0.529 to 0.457) 0.8854
5: 4+Interpersonal factors 0.029 (−0.042 to 0.100) 0.4187 −0.033 (−0.529 to 0.463) 0.8962
6: 5+Neighborhood SES 0.051 (−0.019 to 0.121) 0.1502 −0.065 (−0.549 to 0.419) 0.7915
7: 6+Stroke type and severity 0.058 (−0.010 to 0.125) 0.0933 −0.083 (−0.569 to 0.404) 0.7385

8: 7+Stroke severity interaction

Mild

Moderate–severe

0.025 (−0.051 to 0.102)

0.194 (0.029 to 0.359)

0.0779

0.5186

0.0214

−0.034 (−0.581 to 0.514)

−0.294 (−1.461 to 0.872)

0.6966

0.9042

0.6207

9: 7+Sex interaction

Male

Female

0.074 (−0.022 to 0.170)

0.039 (−0.067 to 0.145)

0.6459

0.1293

0.4689

−0.420 (−1.093 to 0.253)

−0.317 (−0.420 to 1.054)

0.1583

0.2215

0.3990

10: 7+Race and ethnicity interaction

Mexican American

Non‐Hispanic White

0.060 (−0.061 to 0.151)

0.054 (−0.053 to 0.161)

0.9322

0.1941

0.3206

0.013 (−0.646 to 0.672)

−0.205 (−0.959 to 0.549)

0.6761

0.9701

0.5935

3MSE indicates Modified Mini‐Mental State Exam; ADL/IADL, activities of daily living/instrumental activities of daily living; HR, hazard ratio; IQR, interquartile range; PHQ‐8, Patient Health Questionnaire 8; SES, socioeconomic status; and SS‐QoL, abbreviated Stroke‐Specific Quality of Life scale.

*

(1) Unadjusted model sequentially adjusted for (2) age quartile, sex, race and ethnicity; (3) education attainment, insurance; (4) modified Rankin scale, informant questionnaire on cognitive decline in the elderly, depression, comorbidity score, smoking; (5) marital status, social support score; (6) neighborhood disadvantage score, neighborhood affluence score; (7) stroke type and severity. Interactions terms applied to model 7 for (8) stroke severity, (9) sex, and (10) race and ethnicity.

Interaction term P value.

HRs computed for each stratum of interaction term using coefficients for resource density and interaction terms.