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. 2020 Mar 29;20:114. doi: 10.1186/s12877-020-1498-z

Table 1.

Patient characteristics on admission and at discharge

On admission (n = 98) Median (IQR, Q1-Q3) or n (%)
Age 82 (11, 77–88)
Gender (male), n (%) 38 (39)
Admission domicile, n (%)
 - Own home (alone) 40 (41)
 - Own home with informal caregiver 31 (32)
 - Own home, with formal care assistance 25 (26)
 - Other 2 (2)
Premorbid BI 17 (5, 15–20)
CCI 1 (2, 1–3)
Original FCI 3 (2, 2–4)
Weighted FCI 2 (2, 1–3)
MoCA score (baseline) 20 (10, 14–24)
EMS on admission 5.5 (4, 4–8)
BI on admission 9 (5, 6–11)
Primary diagnosis category, n (%)
 - Fall with fracture(s) 38 (39)
 - Fall without fracture 17 (17)
 - Infectious disease 15 (15)
 - Neurological 7 (7)
 - Deconditioning 6 (6)
 - Other 15 (15)
At discharge
 Length of stay (days) 24 (26, 17–43)
 EMS at discharge 11 (6, 8–14)
 EMS gain/day 0.20 (0.27, 0.11–0.38)
 BI at discharge 14 (5, 11–16)
 BI gain/day 0.18 (0.22, 0.08–0.30)
Discharge destination, n (%)
 - Own home (alone) 7 (7)
 - Own home with informal caregiver 6 (6)
 - Own home, with formal care assistance 47 (48)
 - Home with health reablement 8 (8)
 - Care home 17 (17)
 - Transfer to acute hospital (lost to follow up) 3 (3)
 - Unknown (missing) 5 (5)
Patients died, n (%) 5 (5)

Abbreviations: MoCA Montreal Cognitive Assessment, EMS Elderly Mobility Scale