|
Covariate
|
Effect risk factor on DRR
|
Effect treatment group on DRR
|
|---|
|
HRRF [CI]
|
P value
|
HRTG [CI]
|
P value
|
|---|
|
Age [years]
|
0.86 [0.76–0.97]
|
0.014*
|
4.62 [1.18–18.13]
|
0.028*
|
|
Gender
|
0.81 [0.23–2.79]
|
0.732
|
3.26 [0.84–12.66]
|
0.088
|
|
Living situation
|
1.01 [0.21–4.94]
|
0.989
|
3.28 [0.82–13.09]
|
0.092
|
|
Length of stay on ward [d]
|
1.10 [1.01–1.19]
|
0.020*
|
5.76 [1.15–28.85]
|
0.033*
|
|
Number of PIM drugs
|
0.98 [0.34–2.80]
|
0.966
|
3.26 [0.83–12.81]
|
0.090
|
|
Number of changes in medication after discharge
|
1.06 [1.01–1.11]
|
0.013*
|
2.51 [0.62–10.17]
|
0.196
|
|
Number of drugs (during stay on the ward)
|
1.04 [0.95–1.14]
|
0.387
|
3.54 [0.90–13.89]
|
0.070
|
- The hazard ratio (HR) describes the influence of the risk factor on the risk for DRR (“effect risk factor”) or the risk for a DRR in the control group compared to the intervention group (“effect treatment group”)
- RF risk factor, TG treatment group, CI confidence interval, PIM potentially inadequate medication
- *P < 0.05
