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Table 2 Cox proportional hazard regression analyses of receiving LTC (n = 1098)

From: Association between physical function and long-term care in community-dwelling older and oldest people: the SONIC study

Variables

Model 1a

Model 2b

Model 3c

HR

95% CI

HR

95% CI

HR

95% CI

Weak grip strength

ref. normal

2.12***

1.45–3.09

1.34

0.90–2.01

1.23

0.82–1.85

Slow walking speed

ref. normal

2.24***

1.44–3.49

1.74*

1.10–2.75

1.64*

1.03–2.60

MoCA-J score

0.93**

0.88–0.98

Age (ref. = 70 y/o)

 

 80 y/o

5.11***

2.87–9.11

4.56***

2.55–8.16

 90 y/o

11.35***

4.98–25.85

8.84***

3.81–20.52

Sex (ref. = male)

1.63*

1.07–2.49

1.63*

1.07–2.49

HT

1.01

0.61–1.68

0.99

0.60–1.64

DM

1.12

0.67–1.88

1.13

0.68–1.90

Stroke

1.41

0.64–3.08

1.44

0.66–3.15

Joint diseases

1.11

0.74–1.67

1.18

0.79–1.78

Living alone

1.34

0.86–2.10

1.42

0.91–2.23

BMI

1.01

0.94–1.08

1.00

0.93–1.08

Serum albumin

0.65

0.31–1.39

0.72

0.35–1.50

  1. BMI body mass index, CI confidence interval, DM diabetes mellitus, HR hazard ratio, HT hypertension, LTC long-term care, MoCA-J The Japanese version of the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, ref. reference, y/o years old
  2. *P < .05
  3. **P < .01
  4. ***P < .001
  5. aModel 1 was unadjusted for physical function (weak grip strength and slow walking speed)
  6. bModel 2 was adjusted for physical function by age, sex, HT, DM, stroke, joint diseases, living alone, BMI, and serum albumin
  7. cModel 3 was adjusted for physical function by MoCA-J score, age, sex, HT, DM, stroke, joint diseases, living alone, BMI, and serum albumin