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Table 1 Baseline characteristics and admission comprehensive geriatric assessment of the 501 included patients

From: Determinants of hospital and one-year mortality among older patients admitted to intensive care units: results from the multicentric SENIOREA cohort

 

Number of patients with data available

Patients included (n = 501)

Age (years)

501

80.4 ± 4.1

Sex (male)

501

268 (53%)

Residential livinga

501

 

 Chronic care facility

 

5 (1%)

 Supervised residence setting

 

25 (5%)

 At home, alone

 

156 (31%)

 At home, with someone else

 

305 (61%)

 Other

 

10 (2%)

Legal protection

498

 

 Yes

 

13 (3%)

 No

 

485 (97%)

Presence of a caring proxy

499

 

 Yes

 

385 (77%)

 None

 

114 (23%)

Presence of a corresponding proxy

501

 

 Yes

 

468 (93%)

 None

 

33 (7%)

Caring professional at home on a regular basisb

495

 

 Yes

 

126 (26%)

 None

 

369 (74%)

Admission comprehensive geriatric assessment

 Cumulative Illness Rating Scale for Geriatricsc (/60)

501

8.3 ± 4.3

Frailty: SOF criteria

416

 

 Robust

 

142 (34%)

 Prefrail

 

155 (37%)

 Frail

 

119 (29%)

Family burden: Mini-Zarit Score (/7)

468

1.5 ± 1.41

Cognition impairment: yes

469

139 (30%)

Presence of depressive symptoms: yes

469

170 (36%)

Geriatric Depression Score 4-items score

296

1.6 ± 0.91

Geriatric Depression Score 4-items ≥ 2

296

127 (43%)

Presence of anxiety: yes

466

281 (60%)

Impaired mobility: yes

494

98 (20%)

Presence of chronic pain moderate to severe: yes

466

209 (45%)

Activity of daily living (ADL) (/6)

485

5.2 ± 1.3

Number of patients with score < 5

485

102 (21%)

Instrumental Activity of Daily Living (iADL) (/5)

480

3.0 ± 1.2

Number of patients with score < 4

480

257 (53.5%)

History of fall: yes

477

245 (51%)

Body max index (kg/m2)

471

28.5 ± 6.5

  < 21

 

45 (9.6%)

 [21–25]

 

101 (21.4%)

 [25–30]

 

160 (34.0%)

  ≥ 30

 

165 (35.0%)

Perceived quality of life

464

 

 Very happy

 

74 (16%)

 Happy

 

289 (62%)

 Unhappy

 

89 (19%)

 Very unhappy

 

12 (3%)

  1. Data are n (% of patient with data available) or mean ± standard deviation
  2. aIn the 3 months preceding admission
  3. bAt least once weekly
  4. cHigher score indicating higher number of comorbidities