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. 2018 Mar 1;24(2):190–198. doi: 10.1089/mdr.2017.0061

Table 3.

The Population Attributable Risk Proportion of Risk Factors for Carbapenem-Resistant K. pneumoniae Infection

Risk factor OR [95% CI] Pe(%) PARP (%)
Previous antibiotic use 3.31 [1.68–6.49] 71.89 62.42
CVC use 2.30 [1.26–4.19] 52.07 40.37
MV 2.54 [1.67–3.85] 34.29 34.56
Carbapenems 4.01 [2.59–6.21] 17.47 34.46
Prior hospitalization 1.85 [1.12–3.07] 44.59 27.48
Tracheostomy 3.63 [1.47–9.00] 12.73 25.08
Admission to ICU 2.48 [1.90–3.23] 22.56 25.03
Anti-pseudomonal penicillins 2.67 [1.78–4.01] 19.75 24.80
Quinolones 2.28 [1.40–3.70] 24.50 23.87
Parenteral nutrition 2.38 [1.68–3.36] 17.13 19.12
Glycopeptides 2.40 [1.09–5.27] 15.71 18.03
Steroid use 1.43 [1.04–1.96] 22.35 8.77
Transplant recipient 2.01 [1.03–3.92] 8.49 7.90
Aminoglycosides 2.05 [1.43–2.94] 8.10 7.84

Pe, pool exposure rate; PARP, population attributable risk proportion.