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Table 2 Regression results for time-stratified case-crossover analyses (pooled data 2000–2010)

From: Spatial variation in hyperthermia emergency department visits among those with employer-based insurance in the United States – a case-crossover analysis

 

Model A

Model B

Model C

Model D

 

OR

95% CI

OR

95% CI

OR

95% CI

OR

95% CI

Maximum temperature °F

1.15

1.14, 1.16

1.15

1.14, 1.16

1.15

1.14, 1.17

1.16

1.15, 1.17

Heat wave indicatora

  

1.13

0.96, 1.33

1.14

0.84, 1.55

1.15

0.84, 1.54

PM2.5 concentration (g/m3)

    

1.02

1.01, 1.03

  

Ozone concentration (ppb)

    

0.99

0.98, 1.01

  

Holiday indicatorb

    

1.23

0.82, 1.88

  

Model AIC

14833

 

14830

 

4972

 

4983

 

Cases

11031

 

11031

 

3756

 

3756

 

Control days

13774

 

13774

 

4655

 

4655

 

Maximum heat index

1.12

1.11, 1.21

1.11

1.11, 1.12

1.11

1.10, 1.12

1.12

1.11, 1.13

Heat wave indicatora

  

1.46

1.26, 1.70

1.47

1.09, 1.98

1.58

1.17, 2.12

PM2.5 concentration (g/m3)

    

1.01

1.01, 1.02

  

Ozone concentration (ppb)

    

1.01

1.00, 1.01

  

Holiday indicator

    

1.25

0.82, 1.90

  

Model AIC

14902

 

14879

 

4962

 

5007

 

Cases

11031

 

11031

 

3756

 

3756

 

Control days

13774

 

13774

 

4655

 

4655

 

Spatial synoptic classification

2.56

2.39, 2.74

2.14

1.89, 2.43

1.68

1.36, 2.08

1.99

1.61, 2.45

Heat wave indicatorc

  

1.25

1.09, 1.44

1.32

1.04, 1.65

1.32

1.05, 1.67

PM2.5 concentration (g/m3)

    

1.03

1.02, 1.04

  

Ozone concentration (ppb)

    

1.01

1.01, 1.02

  

Holiday indicator

    

1.27

0.85, 1.91

  

Model AIC

14996

 

14986

 

5349

 

5621

 

Cases

9978

 

9978

 

3672

 

3672

 

Control days

12442

 

12442

 

4537

 

4537

 
  1. Maximum daily temperature, maximum daily heat index and SSC correspond to day of ED visit (day0). Model B indicates if there is an additional ‘heat wave’ duration effect. Since PM2.5 and Ozone concentrations are not available for all days, the sample sizes for Models C & D are smaller. Comparison of Models B & D indicate if the restricted sample used in Model D (observations with air pollution variables) produce different effect estimate than those obtained using the full sample in Model B.
  2. aHeat wave indicator denotes any day that is part of 2 or more consecutive days when maximum temperature was above the 95th percentile for the MSA.
  3. bHoliday indicator denotes a U.S. Federal holiday. cHeat wave indicator denotes any day that is part of 2 or more consecutive days when SSC indicator of extreme heat.