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. 2020 Dec 14;10(4):279. doi: 10.3390/jpm10040279

Table 1.

Descriptive characteristics of the sample. Continuous variables are reported as quartiles I, II (median) and III and categorical variables as percentages and absolute frequencies % (N).

Variable Level N = 74,514
Feeding 0 8% (5785)
5 12% (9284)
10 80% (59,445)
Bowel control 0 10% (7602)
5 7% (5353)
10 83% (61,559)
Bladder control 0 15% (11,097)
5 7% (5018)
10 78% (58,399)
Mobility 0 15% (11,384)
5 8% (6008)
10 14% (10,574)
15 63% (46,548)
Bathing 0 36% (26,559)
5 64% (47,955)
Grooming 0 19% (14,077)
5 81% (60,437)
Stair climbing 0 28% (20,723)
5 20% (15,009)
10 52% (38,782)
Bed to chair transfers 0 12% (8658)
5 10% (7508)
10 11% (8595)
15 67% (49,753)
Toilet use 0 16% (12,292)
5 12% (8877)
10 72% (53,345)
Dressing 0 14% (10,473)
5 19% (14,207)
10 67% (49,834)
Age 45/64/77
Age category <65 51% (38,043)
>65 49% (36,471)
Gender Female 52% (38,768)
Male 48% (35,746)
Department S 28% (20,955)
CTV 15% (10,807)
W-C 13% (9903)
E-U 0% (240)
M 30% (22,348)
N-SO 13% (9610)
MH 1% (651)

S = surgical, CTV = cardio-thoraco-vascular, W-C = woman–child, E-U = emergency-urgency, M = medical, N-SO = neurosciences-sense organs, MH =mental health.