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Table 2 The influence of superinfections on the hazard for hospital discharge or hospital death

From: The burden of nosocomial superinfections in a retrospective cohort study of critically ill COVID-19 patients

A Any Superinfection

Outcome

Hospital Discharge

Hospital Death

Predictors

HR

95% CI

p-value

HR

95% CI

p-value

Superinfection

0.51

0.36; 0.73

 < 0.001

1.70

1.15; 2.52

0.008

Age (years)

0.99

0.97; 1.00

0.074

1.03

1.02; 1.05

< 0.001

Sex [female]

1.15

0.79; 1.68

0.463

1.14

0.77; 1.68

0.523

R2 Nagelkerke

0.048

  

0.058

  

B Bloodstream infection

Outcome

Hospital Discharge

Hospital Death

Predictors

HR

95% CI

p-value

HR

95% CI

p-value

Superinfection

0.43

0.27; 0.69

0.001

2.66

1.80; 3.93

< 0.001

Age (years)

0.99

0.79; 1.00

0.040

1.04

1.02; 1.05

< 0.001

Sex [female]

1.24

0.85; 1.80

0.262

1.11

0.75; 1.64

0.594

R2 Nagelkerke

0.057

  

0.110

  
  1. The influence of (A) any Superinfection and (B) bloodstream infection on the hazard for hospital discharge (left) or hospital death (right), estimated by cause-specific Cox regression with time-varying superinfection status, adjusting for age and sex (n = 268). We implemented age as a continuous variable using years as unit. CI Confidence intervals, R2 Nagelkerge: coefficient of determination which quantifies how much variation of the data is explained by the model