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Table 2 Participation in PT and/or PT status on day t and t + 1a

From: The association of sleep quality, delirium, and sedation status with daily participation in physical therapy in the ICU

Day t

Day t + 1b

Participated in PT, n (%)

Did not participate in PTc, n (%)

Ineligible to participate in PTd, n (%)

Discharged from ICU, n (%)

Died in ICU, n (%)

Missing, n (%)

Total, n (%)

Participated in PT

297 (53)

84 (15)

72 (13)

94 (17)

2 (0)

8 (1)

557 (100)

Did not participate in PTc

146 (23)

295 (47)

57 (9)

95 (15)

16 (3)

21 (3)

630 (100)

Ineligible to participate in PTd

91 (42)

28 (13)

26 (12)

68 (31)

1 (0)

5 (2)

219 (100)

No RCSQ assessmente

95 (15)

406 (66)

33 (5)

36 (6)

44 (7)

0 (0)

614 (100)

Total

629 (31)

813 (40)

188 (9)

293 (15)

63 (3)

34 (2)

2020 (100)

  1. PT physical therapy, ICU intensive care unit, RCSQ Richards-Campbell Sleep Questionnaire
  2. aBold values highlight the 1372 patient-days included in the multinomial transition model
  3. bRow percentage totals may not equal 100 % due to rounding
  4. cIncluding patient-days when patients were unavailable; decreased mental status (due to sedation medications or a primary CNS process); declined PT intervention; were inappropriate (e.g., medically unstable, comfort care orders); or did not require PT interventions (e.g., at functional baseline)
  5. dIncludes patient-days when order for PT was not placed, PT staff were unavailable, or when patient was admitted to the ICU after 2 pm (too late for PT intervention)
  6. eOf 614 patient-days when no RCSQ assessment was performed, patients were ineligible for assessment on 417 (68 %) patient-days due to comatose status. On 197 (32 %) patient-days, the RCSQ was incomplete or not performed
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