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Table 2 Factors associated with place of discharge for patients released to ATC or rehabilitation

From: Factors associated with post-acute discharge location after hospital stay: a cross-sectional study from a Swiss hospital

Regression I: Discharge to ATC or rehabilitation (n = 259)

Regression II: Discharge to rehabilitation or other (n = 383)

Regression III: Discharge to ATC or other (n = 383)

Variable

Odds ratio

95% CI

Variable

Odds ratio

95% CI

Variable

Odds ratio

95% CI

Age

0.93 ***

(0.90; 0.96)

Age

0.97 *

(0.94; 0.99)

Age

1.08 ***

(1.05; 1.11)

DNR

2.50 **

(1.36; 4.62)

DNR

2.39 ***

(1.47; 3.89)

Supplementary health insurance

0.34 ***

(0.20; 0.58)

DOS

0.60 ***

(0.47; 0.77)

DOS

0.60 ***

(0.50; 0.73)

   

Social support sum score

1.49 *

(1.01; 2.19)

Gender

1.70 *

(1.06; 2.75)

   

Supplementary health insurance

2.52 **

(1.31; 4.82)

      

Hosmer–Lemeshow test: P = 0.730

Hosmer–Lemeshow test: P = 0.836

Hosmer–Lemeshow test: P = 0.486

  1. Note. Stepwise logistic regression. The binary dependent variable in this analysis is the place of discharge. Significance level for inclusion in the model was p = .20. Predictive significance levels: * p < .05, ** p < .01, *** p < 0.001. Hosmer–Lemeshow tests indicate that the overall model fit is good. Reference groups for dichotomous independent variables: DNR – 0 = No; insurance – 0 = public; gender – 0 = female. Reference groups for dichotomous dependent variables: rehabilitation = 1. DOS Delirium Observation Screening Scale, DNR Do Not Resuscitate