Prognostic value of C-reactive protein levels in pulmonary infections: A systematic review and meta-analysis.

For non-COVID-19 pneumonia patients across four datasets, the random effects model for this subgroup suggested a lower OR of 0.8779, which approached significance (95% CI: 0.7666–1.0054).

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Tests for differences among these subgroups yielded a Q value of 4.92 with a P value of .0853 in the random effects model, suggesting that while there were observable trends, the differences between the subgroups did not reach statistical significance. 3.8.

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The common effect model, which assumes a single underlying effect size, yielded an OR of 1.0075 with a 95% CI ranging from 1.0064 to 1.0085, and this result was highly significant with a z value of 13.99 and a P value of less than .0001.

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While this result approached statistical significance, it did not reach conventional levels of significance with a z-score of 1.86 and a P value of .0633.

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