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We used the following birth health outcomes: prematurity (<37 gestational week), low birth weight (<2,500 grams, LBW), birth weight adjusted for gestational age (SGA small for gestational age according to Finnish sex-specific standards [ 46]), one minute Apgar score, interventions with newborns and perinatal mortality (stillbirth and deaths before age of 7 days).

We excluded patients with missing disease severity scores, intervention codes and/or diagnosis codes for AKI from International Classification of Diseases version 10 (ICD-10).

Percent changes were calculated manually on a hand-held calculator using the following formula: change from pre-intervention score to post-intervention score (scorepre − scorepost = scorechange)/pre-intervention score × 100 (scorechange/scorepre × 100 = percentage change).

We then computed change-scores (post-intervention minus pre-intervention scores) and determined the number of missing baseline and change scores.

†Average score for intervention group divided by average score for control group.

†Adjusted for baseline score and intervention group using analysis of covariance.

At baseline, there were no significant differences in QALY score between intervention and control group.

We based sample size estimates on the mean difference in CCQ score between intervention and control groups at 12 months.

Data on demographics, aetiology of airway obstruction (including postprocedural), APACHE II score, therapeutic intervention(s) administered, and outcomes were collected.

In addition, there were no statistically significant differences in mean AUDIT score by intervention or over time (table 4).

Ben obtained a moderately higher score after intervention on the item about desire to manage his own housekeeping (+1).