Barely Significant

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Univariate regression of patient-reported satisfaction with patients’ age as the independent variable revealed slightly significant association for patients aged 25–44 years, however this association was not significant after controlling for the effect of other variables on patient-reported satisfaction.
For the exclusion criteria/confounding factors, the following criteria/ratings were considered for the analysis: No = many conditions were not excluded and the risk of bias in the study results is high; Probably no = some conditions were not excluded and the risk of bias in the study results may be significant; Probably yes = the majority of confounding conditions were excluded and the risk of bias in the study results may be low; Yes = authors carefully excluded the majority of confounding conditions that may bias the interpretation of the study results.
The comparison resulting from the application of the IPET criteria at admission and at hospital stay revealed an increasing trend of patient with PIMs, from 11% on admission to 17% on admission. 44% of the detected PIMs during hospital stay were related to the prescription of NSAIDs in patients with high blood pressure ( Table 6 ).