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. 2011 Mar;34(2):205–215. doi: 10.1179/107902611X12971826988255

Table 2.

Patient and injury characteristics associated with time (minutes/week) in nursing activities*,

Bladder education
Interdisciplinary conferencing
Total R2 = 0.21
Total R2 = 0.21
Independent variable Parameter estimate Type II semi-partial R2 Parameter estimate Type II semi-partial R2
Race – white 4.86 0.01 −2.69 0.01
Severity of illness score (CSI) −0.26 0.09 0.15 0.07
Admission FIM cognitive score 0.61 0.04
Injury group: C5–C8 ABC 7.20 0.01
Injury group: AIS D 7.29 0.02
Injury group: Para ABC 11.42 0.03
Clinician experience 1.73 0.09
Employment status at the time of injury – student −6.31 0.01
Employment status at the time of injury – other 34.22 0.06

*Activities included only if more than 70% of patients participated and the total R2 > 0.20.

Independent variables allowed into models: age at injury, male, married, race – white, race – black, race – Hispanic, race – other, admission FIM motor score, admission FIM cognitive score, severity of illness score (CSI), injury group: C1–C4 ABC, injury group: C5–C8 ABC, injury group: Para ABC, injury group: AIS D, clinician experience, traumatic etiology – vehicular, traumatic etiology – violence, traumatic etiology – falls, traumatic etiology – sports, traumatic etiology – medical/surgical complication, traumatic etiology – other, work-related injury, number of days from trauma to rehabilitation admission, BMI >40, BMI 30–40, BMI <30, language – English, language – no English, language – English sufficient for understanding, payer – Medicare, payer – worker compensation, payer – private, payer – Medicaid, employment status at the time of injury – employed, employment status at the time of injury – student, employment status at the time of injury – retired, employment status at the time of injury – unemployed, employment status at the time of injury – other, and ventilator use rehabilitation admission.