Implementation of a billable transitional care model for stroke patients: the COMPASS study

Table 2 Patient Characteristics Associated with Clinic Visit Attendance within 14 Days

	OR	(95% CI)
Age (10-y increase)	0.94	0.87–1.02
Gender
Female	0.97	0.79–1.18
Male	1.00	(Reference)
Race
Non-white	1.09	0.81–1.46
White	1.00	(Reference)
Insurance status
Uninsured	0.73	0.49–1.07
Insured	1.00	(Reference)
Geographic area of residence
Urban	0.72	0.50–1.03
Non-urban	1.00	(Reference)
Diagnosis
Stroke	1.64	1.29–2.08
TIA	1.00	(Reference)
NIH Stroke Scale Score
0	1.00	(Reference)
1–4	1.17	0.94–1.47
5–42	0.84	0.60–1.17
History of stroke or TIA
Yes	0.76	0.60–0.97
No	1.00	(Reference)
Presence of any cardiovascular comorbidity
Yes	0.95	0.77–1.16
No	1.00	(Reference)
Distance to clinic
< 24 km (< 15 miles)	1.00	(Reference)
24–47 km (15–29 miles)	0.85	0.66–1.10
48–95 km (30–59 miles)	0.71	0.50–1.00
96+ km (60+ miles)	0.33	0.20–0.54

ORs were estimated using a mixed logistic regression model that included age, sex, race, insurance status, diagnosis, history of stroke/TIA, presence of cardiovascular-related comorbidity, stroke severity, urban residence, distance to the clinic, organizational readiness, and clinic setting. Analysis included participants that were offered or scheduled a clinic visit
Abbreviations: OR Odds Ratio, TIA transient ischemic attack, km kilometers

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