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. 2019 May 7;14(5):e0216412. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0216412

Table 3. Binary logistic regression model for 30-day all-cause mortality, ICU admission and LOS > 3 days for attendances from the care home population (N = 2580).

30 Day Mortality ICU Admission LOS > 3 days
OR CI P value OR CI P value OR CI P value
sCA-I 3.31 2.62–4.12 <0.01 6.10 2.88–12.92 <0.01 4.17 3.48–4.99 <0.01
CA-AKI
(CA-AKI1 = 60, CA-AKI2 = 15, CA-AKI3 = 6)
Stage 1 3.01 1.62–5.59 <0.01 2.83 1.64–4.87 <0.01
Stage 2 2.47 1.45–4.21 <0.01 1.53 0.91–2.57 0.11
Stage 3 1.79 0.99–3.21 = 0.051 1.43 0.81–2.53 0.22
Any stage 3.65 2.16–6.16 <0.01 5.46 1.43–20.81 = 0.01 2.75 1.72–4.40 <0.01
CA-AKI and sCA-I
(CA-AKI1 = 149, CA-AKI2 = 75, CA-AKI3 = 32)
Stage 1 5.16 3.53–7.54 <0.01 8.04 5.04–12.83 <0.01
Stage 2 7.68 4.68–12.58 <0.01 7.03 3.82–12.93 <0.01
Stage 3 10.49 5.03–31.86 <0.01 6.22 2.54–15.22 <0.01
Any Stage 6.43 4.73–8.75 <0.01 11.37 5.50–23.51 <0.01 7.306 5.15–10.37 <0.01

Abbreviations: LOS = length of stay, ICU–intensive care unit, sCA-I = Suspected community acquired infection, CA-AKI = Community acquired acute kidney injury, OR = Odds Ratio, CI = 95% Confidence interval. All AKI stages were grouped together for LOS and ICU admissions. Length of stay data was available for 61,096 of attendances (99.4%). All OR were adjusted for age and sex. Referent group was no sCA-I and no CA-AKI