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Table 3 Multivariate logistic regression models clustered on hospitals presenting independent factors associated with urinary tract infection stratified on gender, Swiss-NOSO Nationwide Prevalence Study, 2004

From: High proportion of healthcare-associated urinary tract infection in the absence of prior exposure to urinary catheter: a cross-sectional study

Variables

Male (n = 3703)

Female (n = 4171)

Odds ratio

95% CI

P value

Odds ratio

95% CI

P value

Age groups (%)

  

0.01*

  

0.10*

 <70 years

1.00

-

 

1.00

-

-

 > = 71 years

2.57

1.24-5.31

 

1.51

0.93-2.45

 

Recent surgical intervention

  

0.78

  

0.43

 No

1.00

-

 

1.00

-

 

 Yes

1.11

0.55-2.21

 

0.82

0.49-1.35

 

ASA score (%)

  

0.30

  

0.47

 <4 pts

1.00

-

 

1.00

-

-

 4-5 pts

0.52

0.15-1.81

 

0.73

0.31-1.73

 

Charlson group

  

0.50

  

0.89

 0-3 pts

1.00

-

 

1.00

-

 

 > = 4 pts

1.44

0.50-4.11

 

0.94

0.39-2.28

 

Length of stay

  

0.57

  

<0.001*

 <20 days

1.00

-

-

1.00

-

-

 21-40 days

0.86

0.26-2.92

0.81

2.75

1.52-4.96

0.001

 > = 41 days

1.75

0.59-5.17

0.31

2.89

1.41-5.92

0.004

Recent stay in intensive care

  

0.59

  

0.04*

 No

1.00

-

 

1.00

-

 

 Yes

0.79

0.35-1.81

 

1.83

1.03-3.24

 

McCabe classification (%)

  

0.84

  

0.14*

 Non fatal

1.00

-

-

1.00

-

-

 Fatal within 5 years

0.81

0.36-1.82

0.61

1.70

0.99-2.91

0.05

 Fatal within 6 months

1.11

0.31-4.04

0.87

0.98

0.32-3.00

0.98

Prior exposure to urinary catheter

  

<0.001*

  

<0.001*

 No

1.00

-

 

1.00

-

 

 Yes

6.77

3.20-14.35

 

3.04

1.83-5.04

 

Hemiplegia

  

0.08*

  

0.34

 No

1.00

-

 

1.00

-

 

 Yes

2.04

0.93-4.46

 

1.36

0.73-2.54

 

Immune suppression°

  

0.39

  

0.57

 No

1.00

-

 

1.00

-

 

 Yes

1.55

0.57-4.18

 

1.24

0.58-2.65

 
  1. *Independent variables significantly (or slightly significantly) associated with urinary tract infection.
  2. ASA American Society of Anesthesiologists; autoimmune disease, transplantation, hepatopathy, nephropathy, neoplasia.