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Table 4 Logistic Regression for inpatient rehabilitation – stroke

From: Regional gaps in the provision of inpatient rehabilitation services for the elderly in Israel: Results of a national survey

Variable

Interview data (N = 404)

Health provider’s data (N = 459)

 

OR

P

95% confidence interval

OR

P

95% confidence interval

Age

0.97

 0.036

0.94-0.99

0.96

0.009

0.94-0.99

Dependent at baseline

0.51

 0.075

0.25-1.07

0.44

 0.03

0.21-0.92

Dementia at baseline

0.32

 0.013

0.14-0.8

0.38

 0.019

0.17-0.85

NIHSS

 

 <0.001

  

 <0.001

 

5-24

1

 NA

 NA

1

NA

NA

<=4

0.28

 <0.001

0.17-0.46

0.28

 <0.001

0.17-0.46

>24

0.07

 0.014

0.01-0.59

0.07

 0.014

0.01-0.59

District*

 

 0.25

  

 0.07

 

Center

1

 NA

 

1

 NA

 

Haifa

1.12

 0.75

0.55-2.3

1.01

 0.98

0.53-1.9

Tel Aviv

0.97

 0.93

0.51-1.85

1.19

 0.56

0.66-2.15

South

0.56

 0.15

0.25-1.23

0.81

 0.58

0.39-1.69

Jerusalem

0.46

 0.057

0.21-1.02

0.38

 0.014

0.18-0.82

North

0.81

 0.554

0.41-1.61

0.68

 0.213

0.36-1.25

  1. The following categories were used as the reference: not being dependent at baseline, absence of dementia, NIHSS of 5–24, residence in the Center district.
  2. * Districts were ranked according to availability of rehabilitation beds ranging from 4 to 0.5 per 1000 population ages 65 and above.