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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jul 10.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Manag Care. 2012 Aug 1;18(8):e269–e276.

Table 3.

Logistic Regression of Predictors of Emergency Department Use and Hospitalization

Characteristic Emergency Department Use Hospitalizations


OR 95% CI P OR 95% CI P
Age .975 .940–1.012 .183 .984 .952–1.018 .354

Female (vs male) 2.850 1.33–6.122 .007 1.864 1.039–3.344 .037

White (vs other) 1.584 .749–3.353 .229 2.742 1.395–5.392 .003

Black (vs other) .721 .226–2.297 .580 1.472 .565–3.830 .429

Diagnosis (vs CHF)

  Renal failure .653 .234–1.820 .415 1.418 .588–3.420 .437

  Diabetes .920 .363–2.334 .861 1.285 .584–2.823 .533

  CAD .544 .179–1.655 .283 .896 .359–2.238 .814

  COPD .518 .184–1.458 .213 1.020 .435–2.395 .963

  CVD .709 .244–2.061 .527 1.459 .599–3.555 .405

No. of chronic conditions 1.350 .691–2.638 .380 1.029 .583–1.816 .922

Died .470 .101–2.191 .337 1.318 .496–3.497 .580

Usual care group (vs CHA group) 1.493 .806–2.63 .202 1.731 1.731–2.918 .039

CAD indicates coronary artery disease; CHA, Choices for Healthy Aging; CHF, congestive heart failure; CI, confidence interval; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; CVD, cardiovascular disease; OR, odds ratio.

Boldfaced items indicate P <.05.