Contributing Factors to the Clinical and Economic Burden of Patients with Laboratory-Confirmed Carbapenem-Nonsusceptible Gram-Negative Respiratory Infections

Figures & data

Figure 1 Multivariable analysis: mortality model.

Notes: Dashed line denotes unity (the line of no effect). Odds ratios for predictor variables are relative to a reference population for each variable grouping. Statistical significance (P<.05) is indicated in bold text. ^aInfectious diseases were predominantly septicemia.

Abbreviations: ALaRMS, Acute Laboratory Risk of Mortality Score; CI, confidence interval; ICU, intensive care unit; P, p value.

Figure 2 Multivariable analysis: 30-day readmission model.

Notes: Dashed line denotes unity (the line of no effect). Odds ratios for predictor variables are relative to a reference population for each variable grouping. Statistical significance (P<.05) is indicated in bold text. ^aInfectious diseases were predominantly septicemia.

Abbreviations: ALaRMS, Acute Laboratory Risk of Mortality Score; CI, confidence interval; P, p value.

Figure 3 Multivariable analysis: LOS model.

Notes: ^aInfectious diseases were predominantly septicemia. Statistical significance (P<.05) is indicated in bold text.

Abbreviations: ALaRMS, Acute Laboratory Risk of Mortality Score; CI, confidence interval; ICU, intensive care unit; LOS, length of stay; P, p value.

Figure 4 Multivariable analysis: hospital total cost model.

Notes: ^aInfectious diseases were predominantly septicemia. Statistical significance (P<.05) is indicated in bold text.

Abbreviations: ALaRMS, Acute Laboratory Risk of Mortality Score; CI, confidence interval; ICU, intensive care unit; P, p value; USD, United States dollars.

Figure 5 Multivariable analysis: net gain or loss model.

Notes: Statistical significance (P<.05) is indicated in bold text.

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; P, p value; USD, United States dollars.