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. 2021 Mar 18;9(3):349. doi: 10.3390/healthcare9030349

Table 5.

Factors influencing mortality rate after hospitalization due to injury between 1998 and 2015.

Overall Low-Income
Variables Adjusted OR 95% CI p Value Adjusted OR 95% CI p Value
Incomes
Nonlow-income Reference - - -
Low-income 1.888 1.766–2.018 <0.001 - - -
Gender
Male 1.482 1.451–1.520 <0.001 1.284 1.211–1.379 <0.001
Female Reference Reference
Age
1–4 Reference Reference
5–14 0.501 0.431–0.569 <0.001 0.767 0.620–0.885 0.001
15–24 1.083 0.980–1.186 0.088 1.120 1.013–1.271 0.032
25–44 1.421 1.318–1.554 <0.001 1.338 1.291–1.498 <0.001
45–64 2.125 1.973–2.339 <0.001 2.231 1.997–2.364 <0.001
≥65 5.076 4.452–5.561 <0.001 2.695 2.372–3.196 <0.001
CCI 1.142 1.133–1.142 <0.001 3.299 3.218–3.571 <0.001

Adjusted OR (odds ratio): adjusted variables listed in the table; CI = confidence interval. Hospitalization area had collinearity with level of care, and medical expenses had collinearity with length of stay; Nagelkerke R2 = 0.271 (overall), 0.234 (low income).