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Table 2 Bivariate relations between the use of physical restraints and characteristics of residents (n = 920)a

From: The use of physical restraints in long-term care in Spain: a multi-center cross-sectional study

 

Not restrained (n = 123)

Restrained (n = 797)

p-value

Age (years)

76.10 (12.52)

80.70 (10.73)

<0.001d

Length of stay (years)

6.36 (6.38)

3.88 (4.6)

<0.001d

Gender

 Women

55 (44.71%)

526 (66.08%)

<0.001e

 Men

68 (55.29%)

271 (33.92%)

Mobilityb

8 (±2.0)

5 (±2.0)

<0.001e

Fall previous 6 month

 Yes

32 (26.0%)

124 (15.5%)

<0.004e

 No

91 (74.0%)

673 (84.5%)

Dependence of ADL

 Total

3 (2.44%)

433 (54.39%)

<0.001f

 Severe

9 (7.31%)

166 (20.85%)

 Moderate

33 (26.83%)

123 (15.32%)

 Mild

62 (50.40%)

73 (9.17%)

 Independent

16 (13.01%)

2 (0.25%)

Cognitive impairmentc

 Severe

15 (15.46%)

299 (45.69%)

<0.001f

 Moderate

28 (28.86%)

185 (28.15%)

 Mild

17 (17.52%)

87 (13.38%)

 Intact

35 (35.05%)

56 (8.30%)

 Non-assessable

3 (3.09%)

28 (4.46%)

  1. aNot cluster-adjusted. bMedian and interquartile range. c n = 25 missings not restrained and 143 restrained. dWilcoxon test. eChi-square test. fKruskal-Wallis test