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. 2022 Jul 29;4(8):e0722. doi: 10.1097/CCE.0000000000000722

Table 3.

Full-Text Studies Reporting Independent Associations Between Social Determinants of Health and Outcomes After Sepsis Discharge

Study Study Cohort Outcome Assessment Social Determinants Evaluated Risk Association Between Social Determinant and Study Outcome
Lopes et al (37) Centro Hospitalar Lisboa Norte, Infectious Disease ICU, 2002–2007; n = 234 2-yr mortality Race No association reported
Davis et al (35) Royal Darwin Hospital, Tiwi, Darwin, NT, 2007–2008; n = 1090 28-d mortality Race No association reported
Lemay et al (46) Department of Veterans’ Affairs Healthcare databases, 2001–2007; n = 2,727 90–365-d mortality Race, marital status, and income No association reported
> 365-d mortality
Davis et al (33) Royal Darwin Hospital, Tiwi, Darwin, 2007–2008; n = 1028 5-yr mortality Race Increased risk for Indigenous [Aboriginal Australian] race
Ortego et al (41) Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Dec 2007 to Jan 2010; n = 997 30-d readmission Race No association reported
Chang et al (42) HCUP—California State Inpatient Database, 2009–2011; n = 240,198 30-d readmission Race, income, urbanicity, and payer Increased risk for Black and Native American race, lower income, and metropolitan residence
Jones et al (44) University of Pennsylvania Health System, 2010–2012; n = 3,620 30-d readmission Race, marital status, and payer No association reported
Goodwin et al (6) HCUP State Inpatient Databases (CA, FL, and NY), 2011; n = 43,452 30-d readmission Race and payer Increased risk for Black race, Medicare, and/or Medicaid insurance
Donnelly et al (39) United Healthcare clinical database; n = 345,657 30-d readmission Race, payer, population setting, and census region Decreased risk for private insurance, self-pay, and “other” with Medicare as reference
Sun et al (43) University of Pennsylvania Health System, 2012; n = 444 30-d readmission Race, marital status, and payer No association reported
Chao et al (36) Taiwan’s National Health Insurance Research Database, 1995–2011; n = 272,879 1-yr morality Income and urbanization No association reported
2-yr morality
5-yr morality
Schnegelsberg et al (32) Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark, 2008–2010; n = 387 180-d readmission Education level, income, and cohabitation status Increased risk of 30-d mortality for low income
30-d mortality
180-d mortality
Abu-Kaf et al (38) Israeli Sepsis Group database, 2003–2011; n = 409 2-yr mortality Marital status Increased risk for married marital status
Gadre et al (49) Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project National Readmission Data, 2013–2014; n = 1,030,335 30-d readmission Payer and income Decreased risk for private insurance/self-pay, and higher neighborhood SES
Shankar-Hari et al (34) ICNARC Case Mix Programme, 2009–2014; n = 94,748 Up to 6-yr mortality Race Decreased risk for Asian race and “other” race
Bowles et al (11) Medicare beneficiaries national dataset, 2013–2014; n = 165,228 30-d readmission Race No association reported
Courtright et al (9) Medicare Beneficiaries, 2013–2014; n = 87,581 1-yr mortality Race and Medicaid eligibility No association reported
Gameiro et al (40) Division of Intensive Medicine of the Centro Hospitalar Universitário Lisboa Norte, 2008–2014; n = 256 30-d mortality Race No association reported
5-yr mortality
Shankar-Hari et al (47) ICNARC Case Mix Programme database & Hospital Episode Statistics database and Office for National Statistics death registrations, 2009–2014; n = 94,748 1-yr readmission Race and neighborhood socioeconomic status Increased risk for lower neighborhood SES for both readmission and mortality
1-yr mortality
Galiatsatos et al (45) Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, 2017; n = 647 30-d readmission Race, payer, and area deprivation index Increased risk for higher neighborhood disadvantage
Lizza et al (26) Barnes Jewish Hospital, 2010–2017; n = 3390 1-yr readmission Race, insurance, and income Increased risk for Black race and decreased risk for uninsured
Oh et al (48) National Health Insurance database, South Korea, 2011–2014; n = 45,826 5-yr mortality Population setting and income Increased risk for residence in metropolitan city other than Seoul, and “other area” in South Korea
Farrah et al (25) National dataset in Canada; n = 196,922 > 1 yr readmission Urbanicity, income, and Ontario marginalization index No associations reported
>1 yr mortality

HCUP = Healthcare Costs and Utilization Project, ICNARC = Intensive Care National Audit & Research Center, SES = socioeconomic status.