Compared to patients with low cognitive insight, those with high overall cognitive insight were significantly more depressed and had more often received psychoeducation.
The patients with infection more often received transfusion compared to the patients without infection, including more units stored for prolonged time.
After implementation, patients with a pain NRS between 7 and 10 more often received analgesics than patients with a pain NRS of 4 6 (44 versus 25.7 %, χ 2 < 0.001).
Prior to pregnancy, obese women more often received infertility treatment than other women, and among women with planned pregnancies, obese women had a higher risk of waiting more than one year to become pregnant (Table 2).
Women more often received upstream treatment.
Hazardous drinkers more often received biologics: 21% vs. 11%.
Diabetic patients with DES more often received downstream treatment.
Girls had more often received any kind of social benefit than boys (table 3).
They received aspirin less often, but more often received intravenous heparin.
Hazardous drinkers more often received combination treatment: 18% vs. 7% for non-drinkers.
Physicians who answered more knowledge statements correctly, had more often received specific training in palliative care.
