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. 2025 Jan 2;4(1):e0000529. doi: 10.1371/journal.pdig.0000529

Table 1. Sociodemographic features, outcomes of HF cohort.

Variable Total Cohort
(N = 3625)
Female
(N = 2730, 75.31%)
Male
(N = 895, 24.69%)
p value(1)
Sociodemographic features
Age (median [IQR]) 84 [10] 85 [10] 82 [12] <0.001
Aged > 80 years (n,%) 2457, 67.8% 1937, 71.0% 520, 58.1% <0.001
PRCF resident (n,%) 1208, 33.3% 950, 34.8% 258, 28.8% 0.001
Smoker (n,%) 180, 5.0% 124, 4.5% 56, 6.3% 0.050
Alcohol overuse (n,%) ( 2 ) 144, 4.0% 60, 2.2% 84, 9.4% <0.001
Walking aids user (n,%) 1300, 35.9% 999, 36.6% 301, 33.6% 0.116
Comorbidities features
HTN, (n,%) 2045, 56.4% 1606, 58.8% 439, 49.1% <0.001
Anaemia (n,%) 1531, 42.2% 1051, 38.5% 480, 53.6% <0.001
CKD (n,%) 1444, 39.9% 1106, 40.5% 338, 37.8% 0.152
Dementia (n,%) 1117, 30.8% 858, 31.4% 259, 28.9% 0.172
CAD (n,%) 1073, 29.6% 750, 27.5% 323, 36.1% <0.001
History of AMI (n,%) 287, 7.9% 191, 7.0% 96, 10.7% <0.001
AF (n,%) 702, 19.4% 513, 18.8% 189, 21.1% 0.139
COPD (n,%) 561, 15.5% 385, 14.1% 176, 19.7% <0.001
T2DM (n,%) 482, 13.3% 325, 11.9% 157, 17.5% <0.001
OP (n,%) 478, 13.2% 410, 15.0% 68, 7.6% <0.001
CVA (n,%) 431, 11.9% 323, 11.8% 108, 12.1% 0.897
TIA (n,%) 309, 8.5% 227, 8.3% 82, 9.2% 0.474
PD (n,%) 172, 4.7% 97, 3.6% 75, 8.4% <0.001
Malignancy (n,%) 82, 2.3% 52, 1.9% 30, 3.4% 0.017
PTH>6.8pmol/L 1684, 46.5% 1275, 46.7% 409, 45.7% 0.628
25(OH)vitamin D≤25nmol/L 610, 16.8% 467, 17.1% 143, 16.0% 0.464
25(OH)vitamin D≤50nmol/L 1659, 45.8% 1235, 45.2% 424, 47.4% 0.283
Outcome
Died (n,%) 189, 5.2% 130, 4.8% 59, 6.6% 0.040

1Pearson’s Chi-squared test (Yates corrected).

2Use>3 times a week.

Abbreviations: PRCF, permanent residential care facility; HTN, hypertension; CKD, chronic kidney disease; CAD, coronary artery disease; AMI, acute myocardial infarction; AF, atrial fibrillation; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; T2DM, type 2 diabetes mellitus; OP, osteoporosis; CVA, cerebrovascular accident; TIA, transient ischaemic attack; PD, Parkinson’s disease; PTH, parathyroid hormone.