Results from the Main Logistic Regression Sample Clauses

Results from the Main Logistic Regression. The weighted marginal effects of patient COC and other confounders at baseline from the main logistic regression are presented in Table 4: Effects of Patient COC on Experiencing Functional Decline in the Subsequent Year, and the statistics presented in the table are the percentage effect on the dependent variable. The marginal effects presented in the tables represent the impact of each independent variable on the percentage point change in the probability of experiencing functional decline in the subsequent year. The first row of the table shows that in the subsequent year 32.9% and 41.4% of the study sample experienced functional decline in ADL and IADL, respectively. I didn’t find a statistically significant impact of COC at baseline at experiencing functional decline in the subsequent year. When measuring functionality and functional decline in ADL, among the older adults with ADRD, the oldest old are more likely to experience functional decline – comparing to older patients in the age range of 65-69, 85-89-year-old and 90-and-older are 26.2% and 25.7% more likely to experience functional decline, respectively. Currently smoking status and obesity are associated with 8.28% and 8.24% higher incidence of experiencing functional decline among older adults with ADRD. When functionality and functional decline are measured in IADL, comparing to older patients in the age range of 65-69, 85-to-89-year-old and 90-and-older are 14.3% and 16.0% more likely to experience functional decline, respectively.
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