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Table 2 Cox regression analyses of RtW on quality of care in 12 months respondents

From: Influence of quality of intensive care on quality of life/return to work in survivors of the acute respiratory distress syndrome: prospective observational patient cohort study (DACAPO)

12 months follow up: RtW

unadjusted

minimally adjusted a

fully adjusted b

N

Haz. Ratio (CI)

p-value

N

Haz. Ratio (CI)

p-value

N

Haz. Ratio (CI)

p-value

Volume

 N of ventilated patients per year/100

165

0.982 (0.941–1.024)

0.400

138

0.985 (0.940–1.032)

0.525

125

0.975 (0.924–1.029)

0.360

 Proportion of ventilated patients on all patients

159

0.366 (0.115–1.163)

0.088

135

0.350 (0.097–1.266)

0.110

122

0.182 (0.041–0.803)

0.024

Process quality

 Weekly microbiological ward rounds

175

0.843 (0.485–1.466)

0.546

148

0.743 (0.378–1.459)

0.388

134

0.787 (0.338–1.831)

0.578

Structural quality

 Proportion of physicians with completed specialised training on all physicians

175

2.674 (0.459–15.571)

0.274

148

1.230 (0.141–10.726)

0.852

134

4.829 (0.436–53.482)

0.199

General characteristics

 Member of ARDS network

175

0.550 (0.311–0.972)

0.040

148

0.614 (0.341–1.106)

0.104

134

0.656 (0.312–1.381)

0.267

 Level of Care: University hospital

175

0.829 (0.514–1.339)

0.444

148

0.845 (0.490–1.459)

0.545

134

0.724 (0.392–1.338)

0.303

  1. a adjusted for age, sex, severity of ARDS; b adjusted for age, sex, severity of ARDS, SOFA score, SAPS-II score, diagnosis of ARDS (participating vs. other ICU), education score