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Annals of Intensive Care

Table 1 Variables included in the predictive model of nonurgent visits (period of development, n = 2039)

From: Proceedings of Réanimation 2018, the French Intensive Care Society International Congress

 

Univariate analysis

Multivariate analysis

OR

CI 95%

p

OR adjusted

CI 95%

p

Age (years)

0.98

(0.98–0.99)

<0.001

0.99

(0.99–1.00)

0.004

Sex

      

 Male*

      

 Female

1.40

(1.17–1.67)

<0.001

1.33

(1.08–1.63)

0.007

ED visit(s)

      

 1*

      

 ≥ 2

1.37

(0.89–2.12)

<0.001

1.78

(1.08–2.95)

0.025

Provenance

      

 Public road/work*

      

 Home

2.09

(1.57–2.78)

<0.001

1.65

(1.17–2.32)

0.004

Transport

      

 Paramedics*

      

 Self referral

2.67

(2.22–3.21)

<0.001

1.58

(1.27–1.98)

<0.001

CIMU

      

 1/2*

      

 3

5.30

(2.73–10.31)

 

3.69

(1.74–7.81)

 

 4

10.11

(5.20–19.65)

 

5.57

(2.62–11.84)

 

 5

16.80

(8.47–33.32)

<0.001

8.07

(3.71–17.55)

0.001

Main diagnosis

      

 Trauma*

      

 Medical

0.83

(0.68–1.01)

0.064

1.67

(1.31–2.13)

<0.001

CCMU

      

 1/2

7.95

(6.12–10.34)

<0.001

3.89

(2.86–5.27)

<0.001

 3/4/5*

      

Orientation

      

 Hospitalization*

      

 Discharge

8.10

(6.11–10.74)

<0.001

3.47

(2.50–4.82)

<0.001

  1. OR = odd ratio; CI 95% = confidence interval 95%; ED = Emergency Department CIMU = «Classification Infirmière des Malades aux Urgences», French nurse’s classification for severity of patients at the admission. Level 1 is the more serious and level 5 is the less serious; CCMU = «Classification Clinique des Malades aux Urgences», French emergency physician’s classification for severity of patients at the end of the stay. Level 5 is the more serious and level 1 is the less serious
  2. *Modality of reference
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