Analysis plan and table shells

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Overview

Descriptive stats Patient Qs
Table 2
Descriptive stats Clinical staf
Descriptive stats PCP

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Sheet 1: Descriptive stats Patient Qs

Illustrative table shells: Pre and Post Discharge Patient Questionnaires

Pre-Discharge Patient Questionnaire

Post-Discharge Patient Questionnaire 14/30/60

Baseline

14 day followup

30 day followup

60 day followup

Pre-Question(s)

Variable

Value

Number

Percent

95% CI

Post-Question(s)

Number

Percent

95% CI

Number

Percent

95% CI

Number

Percent

95% CI

1

Health Status

Excellent

17

Very Good

Good

Fair

Poor

13-17

ADLS

0

29-33

1-2

3+

18-22

IADLS

0

34-38

1-2

3+

23

Personal Care Assistance

Yes

39

24

Number of falls

0

12

1

2+

25

Number of injury falls

0

NA

1

2+

NA

Number of falls limit activity

0

13

1

2+

NA

Number of falls doctor visit

0

14

1

2+

NA

Number of falls ED visit

0

15

1

2+

NA

Number of falls hospitalizatoin

0

16

1

2+

27

Who has talked to you about falling

Doctor

40/43

Pharmacist

Nurse

Another Healthcare Provider

Family Member or Caregiver

Other

No one has talked to me

NA

Who has talked to you about medications

Doctor

41

Pharmacist

Nurse

Another Healthcare Provider

Family Member or Caregiver

Other

No one has talked to me

32

Alcohol drinks per week

Non-drinker

Drinker but doesn't binge

50

Binge drinker

34

Condition causing pain

Yes

52

35

Days with pain

I have had pain, but on less than half of the days

53

I have had pain on more than half of the days but not every day

I have had every day, but not all the time

I have had pain all day, every day, without break

39

Pain relief interventions

Yoga, stretching, or range of motion exercises

57

Massage or chiropractic

Acupuncture or cupping

Meditation or cognitive behavioral therapy

Prayer

Marijuana or THC-containing, smoked, edible or vaporized system

40

Regularly take pain medications

Yes

58

41

Medications for pain

Over the counter medications such as Motrin or Tylenol

59

Prescription non-steroidal medications (NSAIDS) like ibuprofen or naproxen

Prescription for short acting opioid medications like oxycodone, Percocet, or Vicodin

Prescription long acting opioid medications like OxyContin, Methadone, or MSContin

Medications for nerve pain, such as gabapentin, or baclofen

Marijuana or THC-containing, smoked, edible or vaporized system

42

Length of time taken

Less than a week

60

More than a week less than a month

More than a month

43

Tried to decrease

Yes

NA

Seen Primary Doctor since discharge

Yes

1

NA

Planned?

Planned

2

Problem

NA

Post-discharge Hospital Visits

Yes

3

NA

Post-discharge ED Visits

Yes

4

NA

Heart attack

Yes

5

NA

Stroke

Yes

6

NA

Blood clot in leg/calf

Yes

7

NA

Blood clot in lung

Yes

8

NA

UTI

Yes

9

NA

Pneumonia

Yes

10

NA

fall

Yes

11

NA

Recommended fall interventions

Physical Therapy

42

Occupational Therapy

Exercise Programs (or yoga or Tai Chi)

Visiting an Eye Dr.

Visiting a Foot Dr.

Medication Changes

None

NA

Recommended fall interventions-post-discharge

Physical Therapy

44

Occupational Therapy

Exercise Programs (or yoga or Tai Chi)

Visiting an Eye Dr.

Visiting a Foot Dr.

Medication Changes

None

NA

Physical Therapy Sessions

None

45

One

Two

Three

More than 3

NA

Occupational Therapy sessions

None

46

One

Two

Three

More than 3

NA

Exercise Program

None

47

One

Two

Three

More than 3

NA

Eye doctor

None

48

One

Two

Three

More than 3

NA

Foot doctor

None

49

One

Two

Three

More than 3

Number

Mean(sd)

95% CI

Number

Mean(sd)

95% CI

Number

Mean(sd)

95% CI

Number

Mean(sd)

95% CI

2-5

SF-12 Physical Component

18-21

6-12

SF-12 Mental Component

22-28

28

Perceived priority of falling

NA

29

Perceived likeliehood of falling

NA

30

Perceived severity of falling

NA

31

Efficacy for preventing falls

NA

36

Pain in the past 6 months (pre) or week (post)

54

37

Pain interference with life enjoyment

55

38

Pain interference with general activity

56

44-50

Opioid Misuse Index

61-66

51

Open comment

67

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Sheet 2: Table 2

Regression Model using Pre and Post Patient Questionnaires
Outcome variable = Total falls
Other outcomes = injurious falls(limited activity, doctor visit, ED visit, hospitalization); pain at 60 days post-discharge; pain med use at 60 days post-discharge
		Crude Odds Ratio			Adjusted Odds Ratio
Variable	Value	OR	95% CI	p	OR	95% CI	p
Previous fall	No (Ref)
	Yes
Health Status	Excellent/ V Good
	Good (Ref)
Health Condition since discharge	None (Ref)
	Heart attack
	Stroke/ TIA
	Blood clot in leg/lung
	Urianry tract infection
	Pneumonia
	Poor/Fair
Activities of daily living	No limitation (Ref)
	1-2 limitations
	3+ limitations
Instrumental activities	No limitation (Ref)
	1-2 limitations
	3+ limitations
Pain	0-3 mild (Ref)
	4-7 moderate
	8-10 severe
Pain interference w/ activity	0-3 mild (Ref)
	4-7 moderate
	8-10 severe
Intervention to help strength and balance
Physical Therapy	0 (Ref)
	1-2
	3+
Occupational Therapy	0 (Ref)
	1-2
	3+
Exercise Programs (or yoga or Tai Chi)	0 (Ref)
	1-2
	3+
Visit eye doctor	No (Ref)
	Yes
Visit foot doctor	No (Ref)
	Yes
Alcohol	Non-drinker (Ref)
	Drinks but no binge
	Binge drinker

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Sheet 3: Descriptive stats Clinical staf

	Illustrative table shells: UCSF Clinical Staff Evaluation Questionnaire
			Physicians			Pharmacists			Nurses
Question(s)	Variable	Value	Number	Percent	95% CI	Number	Percent	95% CI	Number	Percent	95% CI
	Age	<30
		30-90
		40-90
		50-64
		65+
	Gender	Female
		Male
		Other
	Years in practice	0-5
		6-10
		11-15
		16-20
		> 20
	Student, resident, fellow	Yes
	DEA registration	Yes
	Primary unit	15
		14
		12
		11
		10
		9
		8
		7
		6
		5
	In the past week, number of times …
	screened a patient for opioid use disorder	0
		1-3
		4-6
		7-10
		>10
		All
	Seeked consultation from pain management for a patient	0
		1-3
		4-6
		7-10
		>10
		All
	Gave intruction on non-pharmacologic pain treatments	0
		1-3
		4-6
		7-10
		>10
		All
	wrote for discharge opioid prescription	0
		1-3
		4-6
		7-10
		>10
		All
	Gave opioid taper instruction after discharge	0
		1-3
		4-6
		7-10
		>10
		All
	Gave non-pharmacologic pain treatment instructions after discharge	0
		1-3
		4-6
		7-10
		>10
		All

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Sheet 4: Descriptive stats PCP

Illustrative table shell: PCP Post Discharge Survey
		Number	Percent	95% CI
Saw discharged patient	In the last day
	In the last 2-5 days
	In the last 5-10 days
	More than 10 days ago
How Useful …
Information about functional status and rehab goals	Not useful
	Slightly useful
	Somewhat useful
	Very useful but not perfect
	Most useful
Information about fall risk	Not useful
	Slightly useful
	Somewhat useful
	Very useful but not perfect
	Most useful
Suggestion about pain referral	Not useful
	Slightly useful
	Somewhat useful
	Very useful but not perfect
	Most useful
Suggestion about PT/OT referral	Not useful
	Slightly useful
	Somewhat useful
	Very useful but not perfect
	Most useful
Suggestion about other rehab	Not useful
	Slightly useful
	Somewhat useful
	Very useful but not perfect
	Most useful
Suggestion about Vitamin D/Cal use	Not useful
	Slightly useful
	Somewhat useful
	Very useful but not perfect
	Most useful
Suggestion for non-opioid pain meds	Not useful
	Slightly useful
	Somewhat useful
	Very useful but not perfect
	Most useful
suggestions for opioid tapering	Not useful
	Slightly useful
	Somewhat useful
	Very useful but not perfect
Suggestions for identifying patients at risk of opioid adverse events	Most useful
	Not useful
	Slightly useful
	Somewhat useful
	Very useful but not perfect
	Most useful
Suggestions for non medication therapies	Not useful
	Slightly useful
	Somewhat useful
	Very useful but not perfect
	Most useful