Table 2

Association between physician pre-hospital management and death before ICU discharge (within 30 days) in multivariable analysis*

Model 1Model 2
OR95% CIp ValueOR95% CIp Value
Pre-hospital management
 No physician involved11
 Physician involved0.550.32 to 0.940.0300.620.35 to 1.100.10
Age (for 10 y variation)1.481.38 to 1.59<0.0011.481.38 to 1.59<0.001
Sex
 Female11
 Male0.950.71 to 1.270.750.950.71 to 1.270.72
Injury severity score
 ≤2411
 25–343.182.24 to 4.51<0.0013.262.29 to 4.63<0.001
 ≥355.964.09 to 8.67<0.0016.014.13 to 8.77<0.001
Systolic arterial blood pressure (mmHg)
 <901.601.10 to 2.320.0151.601.10 to 2.340.014
 90–1091.290.91 to 1.810.151.280.91 to 1.810.16
 ≥11011
SpO2 (%)
 <901.441.02 to 2.030.0361.461.04 to 2.060.029
 90–95.90.840.60 to 1.170.300.820.58 to 1.150.25
 ≥9611
Respiratory rate (min−1)
 <101.230.43 to 3.510.701.180.41 to 3.370.76
 10–290.960.56 to 1.660.890.960.55 to 1.660.89
 ≥3011
GCS
 ≤78.526.14 to 11.8<0.0018.706.296 to 12.1<0.001
 8–132.521.72 to 3.68<0.0012.511.72 to 3.67<0.001
 ≥1411
Hospital admission delay (h)
 <1Not entered1.651.00 to 2.710.048
 1–31.200.82 to 1.760.35
 ≥31
  • Analysis performed among 2359 patients without cardiac arrest during the pre-hospital phase for whom all data were available.

  • GCS, Glasgow coma scale; ICU, intensive care unit; OR, odds ratio.