Figure 2
From: Multimorbidity patterns of and use of health services by Swedish 85-year-olds: an exploratory study
Women’s morbidity clusters. Four to six clusters are obtained by shifting the cut-off (vertical line) between Q values of 0.2 and 0.3. We evaluate that a five-cluster solution identifies most clinically meaningful multi-morbidity. The agglomerative coefficients given to the terminal node in each cluster are: Cluster 1, 0.393 (OR 2.3); Cluster 2, 0.557 (OR 3.5); Cluster 3, 0.244 (OR 1.6); Cluster 4, 0.45 (OR 2.6); Cluster 5, 0.619 (OR 4.3).