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. 2019 Nov 25;35(6):1411–1423. doi: 10.3904/kjim.2018.449

Table 5.

Results of unadjusted and adjusted regression analysis with Cox proportional hazards model to evaluate the risk of in-hospital mortality

Variable Univariable analysis
Multivariable analysis
HR (95% CI) p value HR (95% CI) p value
Age 1.028 (1.025–1.031) < 0.001 1.027 (1.023–1.030) < 0.001
Male sex 1.145 (1.065–1.230) < 0.001 1.306 (1.212–1.407) < 0.001
PM10 concentration increase of 1 ppm compared to previous year 0.981 (0.971–0.990) < 0.001 0.980 (0.970–0.989) < 0.001
Ozone concentration increase of 0.001 ppm compared to previous year 1.040 (1.017–1.064) 0.002 1.022 (0.999–1.046) 0.064
Income, decile 1.010 (1.000–1.020) 0.049 1.000 (0.991–1.010) 0.963
Charlson comorbidity index > 4 2.298 (1.881–2.809) < 0.001 1.116 (0.898–1.387) 0.322
Disability 1.206 (1.115–1.304) < 0.001 1.109 (1.023–1.201) 0.012
Admission to ICU due to pulmonary disorder 1.749 (1.628–1.879) < 0.001 1.450 (1.384–1.604) < 0.001
Admission through emergency room 0.879 (0.817–0.946) < 0.001 0.888 (0.824–0.956) 0.002
High ICU patient volume 0.612 (0.514–0.729) < 0.001 0.684 (0.573–0.816) < 0.001

HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval; PM10, particulate matter 10 μm or less in diameter; ppm, parts per million; ICU, intensive care unit.