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. 2018 Feb 13;16:33. doi: 10.1186/s12955-018-0864-4

Table 5.

Clustered logistic regression models explaining hospitalization in the last year by socio-demographic characteristics, lifestyle and health-related factors, and FIM domains among patients without multimorbidity (n = 1430)

Variablea ORb 95% CI P value Nagelkerke R2c Independent contributiond (%)
Model 1
 Age 1.47 1.20–1.79 < 0.001
 Total 0.048 54.55
Model 2
 Age 1.51 1.23–1.85 < 0.001
 Diabetes mellitus 2.61 1.27–5.35 0.009
 Peripheral vascular disease 8.75 2.22–34.47 0.002
 Heart disease 3.93 1.42–10.92 0.009
 Total 0.088 45.45
Model 3
 Age 1.51 1.23–1.85 < 0.001
 Diabetes mellitus 2.61 1.27–5.35 0.009
 Peripheral vascular disease 8.75 2.22–34.47 0.002
 Heart disease 3.93 1.42–10.92 0.009
 Total 0.088 0

aOnly variables with P < 0.05 were included in the model

bFor age, body mass index, number of chronic diseases, and functional independence domains scores, the odd ratios per SD increase are shown

cNagelkerke R2 is the variance of the dependent variable (hospitalization in the last year) explained by all independent variables included in the regression model

dThe independent contribution of each cluster of predictors to the variation in hospitalization in the last year calculated as individual corresponding R2 change/total R2 change in the final model × 100%