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. 2017 Mar 26;10(5):387–396. doi: 10.1177/1756283X17694807

Table 4.

Multivariate analysis: predictors of PPI prescription at discharge among patients on combination aspirin and anticoagulation therapy.

Characteristic OR 95% CI p value
Patient age (years)
 <60 1.0 [ref] [ref]
 60–69 1.61 1.17–2.23 0.0037
 70–79 1.48 1.06–2.06 0.020
 ⩾80 1.12 0.81–1.60 0.45
Sex
 Male 0.80 0.63–1.01 0.062
 Female 1.0 [ref] [ref]
Race
 White 1.0 [ref] [ref]
 African American 0.73 0.48–1.10 0.13
 Other 1.02 0.75–1.37 0.92
 Unknown 0.74 0.52–1.04 0.084
Insurance
 Medicaid 0.55 0.35–0.88 0.012
 Medicare 0.71 0.51–0.97 0.034
 Commercial insurance 1.0 [ref] [ref]
 Self pay 0.85 0.66–1.13 0.27
Primary language
 English 1.0 [ref] [ref]
 Spanish 0.63 0.45–0.87 0.0049
 Other 0.70 0.45–1.10 0.13
 Unknown 1.21 0.71–2.04 0.48
Marital status
 Not married 1.0 [ref] [ref]
 Married 1.21 0.95–1.55 0.12
Aspirin dose at discharge
 81 mg 0.40 0.31–0.53 <0.0001
 325 mg 1.0 [ref] [ref]
Anticoagulation type
 Oral 1.0 [ref] [ref]
 Parenteral 0.84 0.63–1.10 0.20
 Oral + parenteral 0.50 0.36–0.68 <0.0001
Discharged on antiplatelet* therapy 0.77 0.55–1.08 0.13
Discharged on steroid therapy 1.16 0.84–1.61 0.37
Discharged on antiplatelet + steroid therapy 1.15 0.52–2.52 0.73
PPI at admission 120.03 75.06–191.92 <0.0001
*

Antiplatelet drug category does not include aspirin.

CI, confidence interval; HR, hazard ratio; PPI, proton-pump inhibitor.