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Table 2 Adjusted relative risk ratio (RRR) for death at home versus nursing home, and home versus hospitala

From: Comparing unplanned and potentially planned home deaths: a population-based cross-sectional study

 

Home versus nursing homea

Home versus hospitala

 

Adjusted RRR

CI

p

Adjusted RRR

CI

p

Sex

 Female

0.67

0.64, 0.71

< 0.001

0.97

0.93, 1.02

0.223

 Male

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Age

 0–39

49.76

38.34, 64.58

< 0.001

2.21

1.94, 2.51

< 0.001

 40–49

19.77

16.55, 23.61

< 0.001

2.61

2.31, 2.96

< 0.001

 50–59

11.71

10.55, 12.99

< 0.001

2.38

2.18, 2.60

< 0.001

 60–69

7.20

6.68, 7.75

< 0.001

1.91

1.78, 2.04

< 0.001

 70–79

2.71

2.55, 2.89

< 0.001

1.32

1.24, 1.41

< 0.001

 80–89

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 90+

0.55

0.52, 0.59

< 0.001

1.11

1.03, 1.19

0.006

Cause of death

 Infectious and parasitic diseases

0.95

0.88, 1.04

0.267

1.03

0.95, 1.12

0.461

 Cancer

0.22

0.21, 0.24

< 0.001

0.48

0.45, 0.51

< 0.001

 Dementia

0.23

0.20, 0.26

< 0.001

3.18

2.64, 3.82

< 0.001

 Circulatory

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 Respiratory

0.51

0.47, 0.56

< 0.001

0.60

0.55, 0.65

< 0.001

 Symptoms/signs/ill-defined

3.84

3.29, 4.48

< 0.001

32.21

23.22, 44.71

< 0.001

 External causes

1.92

1.66, 2.21

< 0.001

1.55

1.38, 1.74

< 0.001

 Other

0.58

0.54, 0.63

< 0.001

0.76

0.71, 0.82

< 0.001

Municipality population

 0–2000

1.11

0.97, 1.28

0.135

1.67

1.45, 1.93

< 0.001

 2001–5000

1.13

1.03, 1.24

0008

1.73

1.58, 1.93

< 0.001

 5001–10,000

1.11

1.02, 1.20

0.014

1.54

1.42, 1.66

< 0.001

 10,001–50,000

1.06

1.00, 1.13

0.033

1.30

1.23, 1.37

< 0.001

 50,001-

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Municipality centrality

 Least central

0.95

0.87, 1.03

0.227

0.94

0.86, 1.03

0.198

 Less central

1.07

0.97, 1 17

0.190

0.90

0.82, 0.99

0.024

 Somewhat central

1.02

0.96, 1.09

0.465

1.01

0.95, 1.07

0.839

 Central

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Domiciliary care

 Yes

2.70

2.58, 2.83

< 0.001

1.35

1.29, 1.42

< 0.001

 No

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  1. aMultinomial logistic regression with place of death as dependent variable. Number of observations 78,226