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Table 2 Age adjusted univariate and multivariate logistic regression analysis demonstrating institutionalization at 1 year after hip fracture

From: Does cognitive/physical screening in an outpatient setting predict institutionalization after hip fracture?

  

Age-adjusted univariate n = 584

  

Multivariate n = 472

 

Variable

n

OR (95 % CI)

P

n

OR (95 % CI)

P

Living arrangements at 1 months

 Own home or assisted living accommodation

260

1.00

  

219

1.00

  

 Institution a

324

3.81

(2.34–6.16)

<0.001

253

1.56

(0.67–3.63)

0.304

Living arrangements at 4 months

 Own home or assisted living accommodation

463

1.00

  

393

1.00

  

 Institution a

121

33.24

(19.39–56.00)

<0.001

79

16.26

(7.37–35.86)

<0.001

IADL

487

2.54

(2.00–3.22)

<0.001

    

 5–8

199

1.00

  

197

1.00

  

 0–4

288

73.11

(10.03–532)

<0.001

275

12.96

(1.62–103.9)

0.016

MMSE

 

1.22

(1.16–1.27)

<0.001

    

 20–30

305

1.00

  

197

1.00

  

 0–19

180

9.00

(4.93–16.43)

<0.001

175

4.19

(1.82–9.66)

0.001

Age

        

 65–74

87

1.00

  

78

1.00

  

 75–85

268

3.49

(1.45–8.41)

0.005

221

1.12

(0.31–4.11)

0.865

  > 85

229

5.47

(2.27–13.14)

<0.001

173

1.29

(0.35–4.71)

0.915

Mobility aids before fracture

 Mobile without an aid

258

1.00

      

 Mobile with an aid

320

1.23

(0.78–1.89)

0.360

    

 Unable to ambulate

6

5.03

(0.93–27.14)

0.061

    

Mobility level before fracture

 Unassisted outdoors

393

1.00

  

343

1.00

  

 Assisted outdoors

63

6.18

(3.41–11.21)

<0.001

46

1.39

(0.53–3.65)

0.510

 Unassisted indoors

108

4.27

(2.56–7.11)

<0.001

68

0.93

(0.37–2.34)

0.879

 Assisted indoors

13

8.23

(2.61–25.98)

<0.001

8

0.96

(0.14–6.53)

0.968

 Unable to move

7

12.04

(2.53–57.23)

0.002

7

0.89

(0.11–7.04)

0.914

Previous living arrangements

 Own home

298

1.00

  

256

1.00

  

 Own home with organized home care

193

2.74

(1.65–4.55)

<0.001

153

1.14

(0.48–2.76)

0.764

 Assisted living accommodation

98

6.16

(3.51–10.81)

<0.001

63

1.17

(0.40–3.40)

0.777

Living with somebody

 Yes

325

1.00

  

253

1.00

  

 No

259

0.51

(0.34–0.78)

0.002

219

0.79

(0.33–1.87)

0.589

ASA grade

 1–2

95

1.00

  

79

1.00

  

 3

386

2.87

(1.32–6.20)

0.008

319

1.14

(0.33–3.97)

0.834

 4–5

99

2.10

(0.86–5.12)

0.103

74

0.24

(0.05–1.13)

0.071

Medications on admission

  < 4 medicine

135

1.00

  

108

1.00

  

 4–10 medicine

366

1.76

(1.03–3.03)

0.040

297

1.01

(0.38–2.69)

0.991

  > 10 medicine

83

2.06

(1.03–4.12)

0.041

67

1.72

(0.48–6.18)

0.406

Previous fracture of any bone

 Yes

182

1.00

      

 No

402

0.93

(0.60–1.43)

0.732

    

Gender

 Female

456

1.00

      

 Male

128

0.94

(0.59–1.63)

0.871

    

Hip fracture type

 Femoral neck fracture

380

1.00

      

 Pertrochanteric fracture

180

0.95

(0.61–1.47)

0.819

    

 Subtrochanteric fracture

24

1.05

(0.37–2.97)

0.930

    
  1. aInstitution represents hospital, health care center hospital, nursing home, or rehabilitation unit providing 24-h care
  2. Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL), Mini Mental State Examination (MMSE), and American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) score. Results are shown as odds ratios (OR) with 95 % confidence intervals (CI). Statistically significant age adjusted variables from univariate logistic regression analysis were admitted to multivariate regression analysis