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Differences between men and women at baseline: α – t-test, β – Wilcoxon Two-Sample test, γ – Chi-square test.
<p>Differences between men and women at baseline: α – t-test, β – Wilcoxon Two-Sample test, γ – Chi-square test.</p
PASI at baseline for sex and different age groups.
<p>PASI at baseline for sex and different age groups.</p
The chance (hazard) to receive biologic treatment analyzed by multiple Cox regression with time to biologic initiation as outcome.<sup>1.</sup>
1<p>All factors in the table were included as co-variates; the model was stratified by calendar-year.</p
Sensitivity and specificity for different values of acceptable deviation (δ) and statistical evidence (k).
<p>Sensitivity and specificity for different values of acceptable deviation (δ) and statistical evidence (k).</p
Patient characteristics (means and proportions) at the hospital level.
<p>Patient characteristics (means and proportions) at the hospital level.</p
Patient characteristics grouped by availibity of three month follow-up.
<p>Patient characteristics grouped by availibity of three month follow-up.</p
Estimated effects from multiple logistic regression modeling death or dependency at 3 months.
<p>Presented with estimated standard errors (SE), odds ratios (OR) and confidence intervals (CI).</p
The Importance of Integrating Clinical Relevance and Statistical Significance in the Assessment of Quality of Care –Illustrated Using the Swedish Stroke Register - Fig 2
<p>a: Hospital effects (odds ratios) from the logistic regression model (each individual hospital compared to the average over all hospitals). b: Standardized risks (original data) with lines for the benchmark values ((1 + δ) observed population risk) for different values of δ.</p
Additional file 1: Table S1. of Human Puumala hantavirus infection in northern Sweden; increased seroprevalence and association to risk and health factors
Self-assessed health and reported disease in relation to Puumala virus (PUUV) seropositivity. (DOCX 73Ă‚Â kb