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. 2021 Sep 5;102(12):2300–2308.e3. doi: 10.1016/j.apmr.2021.08.006

Table 5.

Logistic regression results for predicting mortality

Predictor Sample (n) Odds Ratio 95% CI P Value
Initial AM-PAC mobility All (n=1453) 0.885 0.846-0.925 <.001
COVID as primary/admitting diagnosis
 Yes (n=690) 0.883 0.825-0.945 <.001
 No (n= 761) 0.883 0.830-0.939 <.001
ICU
 Yes (n=519) 0.940 0.885-0.998 .043
 No (n=929) 0.867 0.809-0.929 <.001
Cohort
 First (n=847) 0.884 0.842-0.929 <.001
 Second (n=606) 0.955 0.864-1.055 .362
Initial AM-PAC Activity All (n=1200) 0.877 0.835-0.921 <.001
COVID as primary/admitting diagnosis
 Yes (n=566) 0.867 0.803-0.937 <.001
 No (n=613) 0.878 0.820-0.940 <.001
ICU
 Yes (n=447) 0.907 0.843-0.975 .009
 No (n=730) 0.862 0.803-0.926 <.001
Cohort
 First (n=686) 0.856 0.823-0.917 <.001
 Second (n=514) 0.959 0.841-1.093 .533

NOTE. Results of the main (sample=all) and subanalyses on different subsets of the cohort (eg, only those with COVID-19 as a primary or admitting diagnosis, etc). Model P<.001 for all analyses. Nagelkerke R2 ranged from 0.449-0.512.