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Table 4 Model-based point estimates for high-cost healthcare expenditurea using logistic models – multivariate analysis (excluding Malaysia)

From: Predictors of high-cost hospitalization in the treatment of acute coronary syndrome in Asia: findings from EPICOR Asia

Factor

Odds ratio

95% CI

P value

Age, per 10-year increment

1.10

1.05, 1.16

< 0.0001

Sex, male versus female

1.17

1.02, 1.33

0.0224

Income (versus quintile 5)

  

< 0.0001

 Quintile 1

0.43

0.15, 1.19

 

 Quintile 2

0.76

0.67, 0.86

 

 Quintile 3

0.96

0.83, 1.11

 

 Quintile 4

0.74

0.45, 1.23

 

Health insurance, yes versus no

1.11

0.89, 1.38

0.3686

Disease history, yes versus no

1.25

1.11, 1.41

0.0002

Hospitalization in the 3 months prior to index event, yes versus no

1.48

1.23, 1.77

< 0.0001

Dependence degree before index event, none versus some

1.96

1.60, 2.40

< 0.0001

Index event medical management, invasive versus non-invasive

5.48

4.34, 6.92

< 0.0001

Type of hospital (versus UGH)

  

0.0016

 Regional/community/rural hospital

1.74

1.25, 2.41

 

 Non-UGH

1.13

0.99, 1.29

 

 Other type of hospital/clinic

0.97

0.79, 1.19

 

Length of stay

1.06

1.04, 1.06

< 0.0001

Country (versus China)

  

< 0.0001

 Hong Kong

1.92

1.04, 3.53

 

 India

2.54

1.98, 3.25

 

 Singapore

1.58

0.77, 3.24

 

 South Korea

1.21

0.76, 1.95

 

 Thailand

1.52

1.05, 2.20

 

 Vietnam

0.90

0.57, 1.42

 
  1. UGH University general hospital
  2. aDefined as the top quintile within a country