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In the baseline mortality model (adjusted only for APACHE IV score), the adjusted odds ratio of death was 0.41 (95% CI 0.18-0.93, P=0.032) for patients in the prompted group (Table 3).

The first model adjusted only age.

For each outcome, we began with a model adjusted only for age and sex.

The effect estimate for urinary cadmium in the SDST model adjusted only for creatinine was positive and significant (βCd = 0.0934, 95%CI: 0.0831, 0.1037) (Table  3).

In the SDLT trials-to-criterion model adjusted only for creatinine, the odds of a having a poor score increased as urinary cadmium level increased (Table  3).

For each of the metrics described above, results are presented from a model adjusted only for age (i.e., using age as the time-scale) and a model additionally adjusted for other covariates.

For restraint, in a model adjusting only for LOS and LOS, the ICC was 0.11 and statistically significant (P <.01).

In a model adjusting only for LOS and LOS, the ICC for the use of seclusion was 0.22.

In a model adjusting only for LOS and LOS, the ICC for use of involuntary medication was 0.20.

An insignificant 30% increase in overall risk was observed in the full model (Table 1), which is a result similar to those of the KPNC study (4); however, the HR was attenuated in the model adjusting only for previously identified risk factors (6), which suggests overfitting in the full model.

We got similar results from a parsimonious model adjusting only for matching factors and those covariates that altered the statin-pneumonia odds ratio by 10% or more (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, hospital admission for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and other heart disease): the adjusted odds ratio for current statin use was 1.12 (0.93 to 1.36) (fig 2).