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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Sep 8.
Published in final edited form as: Obstet Gynecol. 2008 Sep;112(3):611–620. doi: 10.1097/AOG.0b013e3181834b10

Table 5. Risk Resolution between Baseline and Postpartum Interviews by Care Group (Combined Five Imputed Datasets).

Resolution Category Intervention
(N=452)
Usual Care
(N=461)
P-value# (IG vs. UCG) Odds Ratio
(95% CI)
Absolute Risk Difference Number Needed to Treat
(95% CI)
A. Distribution of Risk Resolution
Risks resolved None (or increased): RN 166 (36.6%) 212 (46.1%) 0.005
Resolved Some: RS 141 (31.3%) 134 (29.0%) 1.34
(0.97, 1.86)
0.06 14
(7, 139)
Resolved All: RA 145 (32.1%) 115 (24.9%) 1.62
(1.15, 2.29)
0.10 9
(5, 31)
B. Comparison of Risk Resolution
Resolved all risks vs. none
(RA vs. RN)
Yes 145 (46.7%) 115 (35.1%) 0.007 1.62
(1.15, 2.29)
0.12 9
(5, 31)
No 166 (53.3%) 212 (64.9%)
Resolved some or all risks vs. none
(RA or RS vs. RN)
Yes 287 (63.4%) 248 (53.9%) 0.009 1.48
(1.10, 1.98)
0.10 11
(7, 43)
No 166 (36.6%) 212 (46.1%)

Note: Column totals do not add up because of rounding of the five imputations to the nearest integer.

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Using Generalized Linear Modeling.