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. 2022 May 2;9(4):494–500. doi: 10.1002/mdc3.13456

TABLE 1.

Baseline characteristics of individuals with or without any hospital encounter

Variable Levels Individuals without any hospital encounter (n = 5314) n (%) Individuals with any hospital encounter (n = 7005) n (%) P value*
Sex Female 1901 (35.8) 2649 (37.8) 0.021
Male 3413 (64.2) 4356 (62.2)
Race White 4969 (94.5) 6608 (94.9) 0.130
Black 95 (1.8) 97 (1.4)
Pacific Islander 12 (0.2) 12 (0.2)
Asian 129 (2.5) 148 (2.1)
American Indian 24 (0.5) 49 (0.7)
Multiple races 31 (0.6) 46 (0.7)
H&Y stage 0–2 3679 (73.9) 4110 (62.8) 2.03e−35
2.5–3 1038 (20.8) 1890 (28.9)
4–5 264 (5.3) 544 (8.3)
No. of medications 1 584 (36.8) 475 (34.3) 0.152
2 613 (38.6) 514 (37.1)
≥3 390 (24.6) 395 (28.5)
No. of comorbidities 1 1460 (45.4) 2084 (50) 5.74e−09
2 680 (21.1) 893 (21.4)
≥3 1077 (33.5) 1193 (28.7)
Living situation At home 2065 (98) 1750 (96.4) 1.90e−04
Skilled care 22 (1) 51 (2.8)
Other 21 (1) 14 (0.8)
Care partner No 1081 (20.3) 1126 (16.1) 9.94e−10
Yes 4235 (79.7) 5886 (83.9)
Type of care partner Spouse/partner 3957 (93.2) 5412 (91.8) 0.058
Other relative 172 (4.1) 278 (4.7)
Paid caregiver 95 (2.2) 164 (2.8)
Other 21 (0.5) 41 (0.7)
Levodopa No 350 (17.2) 172 (9.8) 5.34e−11
Yes 1682 (82.8) 1583 (90.2)
LEDD Mean ± SD 243 ± 420 199 ± 532 2.46e−07
Min, max 0, 6100 0, 21,441
Deep brain stimulation No 261 (97.8) 574 (81.7) 1.92e−10
Yes 6 (2.2) 129 (18.3)
Physical therapy use No 3647 (68.8) 4056 (57.9) 2.20e−35
Yes 1651 (31.2) 2951 (42.1)
Occupational therapy use No 4864 (92) 6011 (85.7) 1.64e−26
Yes 425 (8) 1000 (14.3)
Visits with reported PT use and moderate or high‐intensity exercise Both moderate or high‐intensity exercise and PT use 1531 (22.77) 1092 (27.04) <2.2e−16
Only moderate or high‐intensity exercise 2363 (35.14) 889 (22.01)
Only PT use 983 (14.62) 1075 (26.62)
Neither moderate or high‐intensity exercise or PT use 1848 (27.48) 983 (24.34)
Speech communication therapy use No 1892 (91.1) 1569 (87) 4.69e−05
Yes 184 (8.9) 234 (13)
Swallowing therapy use No 2004 (96.7) 1695 (94.1) 1.37e−04
Yes 69 (3.3) 107 (5.9)
Psychology use No 1983 (95.8) 1664 (92.5) 2.62e−05
Yes 88 (4.2) 134 (7.5)
Psychiatry use No 1943 (93.8) 1620 (90) 2.02e−05
Yes 129 (6.2) 180 (10)
Age Mean ± SD 66.78 ± 9.93 67.9 ± 9.55 <2.2e−16
Min, max 27, 95 25, 95
Age at PD onset Mean ± SD 59.09 ± 10.98 58.57 ± 11.32 <2.2e−16
Min, max 15, 90 7, 91
PD duration Mean ± SD 7.67 ± 5.8 9.31 ± 6.42 <2.2e−16
Min, max 0, 59 0, 54
Cognition z score Mean ± SD 0.05 ± 0.77 −0.02 ± 0.74 <2.2e−16
Min, max −3.195, 16.7 −4.468, 2.005
PDQ39 Mean ± SD 21.94 ± 15.23 25.93 ± 16.13 <2.2e−16
Min, max 0, 83.3 0, 100
TUG time (s) Mean ± SD 12.26 ± 6.32 13.66 ± 7.41 <2.2e−16
Min, max 0, 46 0, 66
*

P‐values from χ2 test for categorical variables and t test for continuous variables.

Abbreviations: H&Y, Hoehn and Yahr; PD, Parkinson's disease; PDQ39, Parkinson's Disease Questionnaire 39; TUG, Timed Up and Go; LEDD, levodopa equivalent daily dosage.