A worsening of the patients self-rated health status over the past year, measured as an answer of “Worse” or “Much worse” to the health transition question, was not a significant predictor of two-year mortality neither in the univariable nor in the multivariable analyses, although the latter showed borderline significance ( Table 3 ). 3.2.
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Self-Rated Health as a Predictor of Death after Two Years: The Importance of Physical and Mental Wellbeing Postintensive Care.
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