Table 6.

Selected predictive factors associated with the prediction models.

	Discharge home vs. other outcomes	Discharge home vs. to rehabilitation	Discharge to rehabilitation vs. nursing home or death	Discharge to nursing home vs. death	All other discharge outcomes vs. death
ICH	Older age group (80–90), prior ventilatory support, urinary incontinence, SAH	SAH, prior ventilatory support, prior CT imaging, urinary incontinence, older age group	Prior admission from emergency to the ward, prior CT brain/cervical spine, older age group, prior ventilatory support	Prior ventilatory support, age 70–80, male gender, SAH	Ventilatory support, age >90, prior CT brain/cervical spine, age 80–90, past admission from emergency to ward
Ischemic stroke	Urinary retention, hemiplegia, age group 80–90, allied health input as inpatient, chest X-ray, pneumonitis	Urinary retention, inpatient allied health involvement, hemiplegia, older age group (80–90)	Older age group (>90), pneumonitis, other intestinal disorders, and restlessness/agitation	Other medical care (Z51)*, prior ventilatory support, pneumonitis, unspecified threat to breathing, chest X-ray, and hemiplegia	Other medical care, pneumonitis, chest X-ray, and unspecified threat to breathing
TIA	Older age group (>90), cerebral infarction diagnosis, disorientation, prior allied health care and diagnosis of syncope/collapse	Older age group (>90), diagnosis of cerebral infarction, syncope/collapse, and prior allied health involvement	N/A*	N/A*	N/A*

Factors are those having a negative impact on the outcome in question.

^*The other medical care (Z51) diagnosis is very broad—includes radiotherapy session, chemotherapy session, blood transfusion without reported diagnosis, preparatory care for subsequent treatment, palliative care, desensitization to allergens, other specified medical care, medical care unspecified.