Table 3 Regression estimates (odds ratio’s and 95% confidence intervals) of the associations between the dual fatigability and mobility trajectories^* and demographic and clinical characteristics

Univariable analysis

Demographic characteristics

Age, per year

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0.94 (0.79; 1.13)

1.03 (0.86; 1.23)

Female sex

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0.87 (0.12; 6.21)

0.00 (0.05; 3.12)

Male sex

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<12 years of education

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0.57 (0.05; 6.08)

0.12 (0.01; 1.43)

≥12 years of education

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Living alone

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0.42 (0.05; 3.22)

0.90 (0.12; 7.03)

Living together

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Clinical characteristics

Frailty^†, per 0.01 point

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1.08 (0.96; 1.21)

1.26 (1.08; 1.46)

No baseline disabilities

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≥1 baseline disabilities

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5.78 (0.55; 60.60)

60.00 (3.04; 1185)

No depressive symptoms

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Depressive symptoms^‡

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0.38 (0.03; 5.27)

1.82 (0.16; 20.71)

Comorbidity^§, per point

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0.74 (0.47; 1.19)

0.77 (0.48; 1.26)

Length of stay, per day

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1.11 (0.78; 1.59)

1.25 (0.87; 1.79)

Multivariable analysis

Frailty^†, per 0.01 point

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1.09 (0.91; 1.30)

1.36 (1.07; 1.74)

No baseline disabilities

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≥1 baseline disabilities

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5.04 (0.23; 109.14)

9.89 (0.14; 686.83)

Comorbidity^§, per point

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0.56 (0.41; 1.12)

0.27 (0.10; 0.74)