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. 2019 Jun 11;8(12):e010739. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.118.010739

Table 4.

Univariate Logistic Regression of State‐Anxiety, Trait‐Anxiety, and Depression for 18‐Month Outcomes in Patients With HFrEF Versus Those With HFpEF

Variable Patients With HFrEF Patients With HFpEF
OR 95% CI P Value OR 95% CI P Value
All‐cause mortality
State‐Anxiety 1.020 0.974–1.068 0.396 1.073 1.013–1.137 0.016
Trait‐Anxiety 0.991 0.945–1.039 0.711 1.081 1.007–1.161 0.032
Depression 1.014 0.957–1.075 0.640 1.025 0.923–1.138 0.649
All‐cause readmission or death
State‐Anxiety 1.022 0.989–1.059 0.235 1.060 1.014–1.109 0.011
Trait‐Anxiety 1.013 0.978–1.050 0.464 1.068 1.011–1.128 0.019
Depression 1.023 0.974–1.075 0.358 1.015 0.936–1.101 0.715
Cardiac readmission or death
State‐Anxiety 1.017 0.981–1.053 0.366 1.030 0.987–1.076 0.174
Trait‐Anxiety 1.021 0.985–1.058 0.252 1.054 0.998–1.113 0.059
Depression 1.021 0.974–1.070 0.394 0.974 0.889–1.069 0.583

The interaction effect of the Trait‐Anxiety×group was significant in all‐cause mortality (P=0.046), as well as nonsignificant in all‐cause readmission or death (P=0.115) and cardiac readmission or death (P=0.339). The interaction effect of the State‐Anxiety×group was not significant in all‐cause mortality (P=0.175), all‐cause readmission or death (P=0.210), and cardiac readmission or death (P=0.634). We were unable to conduct the univariate/multiple logistic regression analysis of cardiac mortality because relative competing risks were not considered. Data are given for each 1‐unit increase in continuous variables for State‐Anxiety, Trait‐Anxiety, and Depression. HFpEF indicates heart failure with preserved ejection fraction; HFrEF, heart failure with reduced ejection fraction; OR, odds ratio.