Gender-dependent differences in outcome after the treatment of infection in hospitalized patients

Keyphrases

• Lung 100%
• Malignancy 100%
• Hospitalized Patients 100%
• Chronic Conditions 100%
• Soft Tissue 100%
• Health Assessment 100%
• Old Age 100%
• Infection Treatment 100%
• Confidence Interval 100%
• Odds Ratio 100%
• Acute Physiology 100%
• All Infections 100%
• Infection Diagnosis 100%
• Gender-dependent Difference 100%
• Management Strategy 50%
• Pneumonia 50%
• Transplantation 50%
• Catheter 50%
• Comorbidity 50%
• Hospitalization 50%
• Blood Transfusion 50%
• Diabetes Diagnosis 50%
• Gender Roles 50%
• Bloodstream 50%
• Logistic Regression 50%
• No Significant Difference 50%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 50%
• Young Female 50%
• University-affiliated 50%
• Community-acquired Pneumonia 50%
• Female Gender 50%
• Observational Cohort Study 50%
• Management Outcome 50%
• Surgical Site 50%
• Peritoneum 50%
• P-16 50%
• Blood Diagnosis 50%
• Surgical Units 50%
• Affiliated Hospitals 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Infection 100%
• Odds Ratio 22%
• APACHE 22%
• Confidence Interval 22%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 22%
• Urinary Catheter 11%
• Hospital Acquired Pneumonia 11%
• Cohort Analysis 11%
• Blood Transfusion 11%
• Disease 11%
• Diabetes Mellitus 11%
• Comorbidity 11%