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Table 2 Regression models predicting 1-month PTSD symptoms from proximity to dying patient, covariates, and participant threat

From: Cardiac patients’ perceptions of neighboring patients’ risk: influence on psychological stress in the ED and subsequent posttraumatic stress

Variable

Bivariate association

p

Adjustment for covariates

p

Mediation test

p

Nearby patient likely to die

B = 4.117; β = .118

0.001

B = 2.334; β = .067

.044

B = .888; β = .026

.432

Age

B = −.082; β = −.094

.012

B = −.057; β = −.065

.074

Male

B = −.879; β = − .039

.248

B = −.908

β = −.040

.215

Hispanic

B = .537; β = .024

.472

B = .288; β = .013

.689

Charlson comorbidity score

B = .204; β = .038

.275

B = .263; β = .048

.144

GRACE cardiac risk score

B = −.004; β = −.019

.607

B = −.005; β = −.021

.554

Depressive symptoms (PHQ-8 score)

B = .752; β = .394

.000

B = .569; β = .298

.000

Confirmed ACS

  

B = .693

β = .029

.398

B = .459; β = .019

.561

EDWIN ED crowding score

  

B = 1.904; β = .063

.054

B = 1.559; β = .052

.102

Patient threat perceptions in the ED

  

B = .708; β = .272

.000

  1. B = unstandardized regression coefficient; β = standardized regression coefficient