TABLE 4.

Multivariable logistic regression of unplanned readmission on high psychosocial risk and potential covariates in patients with (Panel A, n = 64) or without (Panel B, n =68) a high risk biomedical comorbidity.

A)
Variable	Unadj. OR (95% CI)	p	Adj. OR (95% CI)	p
≥ 2 Psychosocial Risks	6.48 (1.25-33.46)	0.026	6.25 (1.13-34.58)	0.035
Age > 75	1.11 (0.12-10.66)	0.927	0.84 (0.06-10.69)	0.891
Male Gender	0.79 (0.20-3.15)	0.740	0.59 (0.12-2.89)	0.515
White Race	1.50 (0.29-7.88)	0.632	1.39 (0.20-9.92)	0.740
Minimally Invasive Approach	2.24 (0.57-8.75)	0.248	3.40 (0.50-22.99)	0.210
Primary Tumor Site
Colorectal	Ref		Ref
Hepato-pancreato-biliary	0.94 (0.21-4.25)	0.937	2.35 (0.32-17.00)	0.398
Other	1.33 (0.11-16.48)	0.823	6.52 (0.21-198.21)	0.282
B)
Variable	Unadj. OR (95% CI)	p	Adj. OR (95% CI)	p
≥ 2 Psychosocial Risks	0.60 (0.11-3.20)	0.550	0.33 (0.04-2.56)	0.286
Age > 75	4.65 (0.93-23.25)	0.061	9.01 (0.94-86.69)	0.057
Male Gender	1.87 (0.41-8.43)	0.416	1.38 (0.22-8.45)	0.730
White Race	1.91 (0.22-16.75)	0.559	1.49 (0.16-14.28)	0.728
Minimally Invasive Approach	1.87 (0.41-8.43)	0.416	1.80 (0.30-10.79)	0.521
Primary Tumor Site
Colorectal	Ref		Ref
Hepato-pancreato-biliary	1.04 (0.23-4.75)	0.964	0.83 (0.11-6.45)	0.855
Other	--	--	--	--