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Table 3 Adjusted odds ratio for “death” event according to sociodemographic and clinical variables between 2000 and 2014a (p value < 0.05)

From: Factors associated with in-hospital mortality from community-acquired pneumonia in Portugal: 2000–2014

 

CAP In-hospital mortality

OR (95% CI)

Adjusted OR (95%CI)

Age Group (years)

  < 1

1

1

 1–4

0.410 (0.294–0.572)

0.564 (0.404–0,787)

 5–14

1.201 (0.892–1.619)

1.697 (1.257–2.290)

 15–24

7.149 (5.464–9.354)

9.746 (7.435–12.776)

 25–44

9.317 (7.310–11.875)

11.862 (9.286–15.154)

 45–64

19.492 (15.364–24.729)

26.098 (20.530–33.175)

 65–74

34.050 (26.857–43.169)

47.238 (37.183–60.011)

 75–84

54.616 (43.097–69.214)

78.158 (61.545–99.256)

  ≥ 85

84.156 (66.406–106.651)

124.256 (97.838–157.807)

Sex

 Male

1.055 (1.041–1.070)

1.261 (1.243–1.280)

 Female

1

1

Unemployment ratea

1.013 (1.011–1.014)

1.005 (1.003–1007)

Year of admission

 2000–2004

1

1

 2005–2009

1.208 (1.186–1.230)

1.047 (1.025–1.069)

 2010–2014

1.329 (1.306–1.352)

0.961 (0.940–0.982)

Length of stay

0.994 (0.993–0.995)

0.977 (0.976–0.978)

Number of procedures

1.049 (1.047–1.050)

1.035 (1.033–1.037)

  1. Data was also adjusted for Region of Portugal Mainland and for Major Diagnostic Categories (results not presented);
  2. a - Number of unemployment persons per 100 active persons registered in the civil parish of origin of the user, according to census information chronologically closer to the episode (2001 Census and 2011 Census) [19, 20]