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Additional file 1. Further details on Methods, on data regarding the hospital stays (e-Table 1 and e-Table 2), and on the 1-year survival curves of patients (e-Fig. 1). In Methods, further details are provided on the codes used for the identification of the pneumonia diagnosis, of the comorbidities and procedures used, and of the pneumonia etiology. e-Table 1. Characteristics of the new hospital stays within the year following the CAP-related hospitalization, overall and according to the age group, among those with at least one new hospital stay. e-Table 2. Direct costs of the initial hospital stay and of the subsequent hospital stays within the first year, by patient with pneumococcal communityacquired pneumonia and admitted in intensive care unit, overall, according to the one-year outcome, and by age group. e-Fig. 1. Comparative survival curves of patients with pneumococcal pneumonia (P-CAP) admitted in intensive care unit (ICU), (A) from the hospitalization to 3 months after (3-month survivors: 74.2% (1,235/1,665) ICU-admitted patients vs. 91.7% (8,179/8,922) non ICU-admitted patients); (B), among the 3-months survivors, from 3 to 12 months after the hospitalization (91.3% (1,127/1,235) ICU-admitted patients vs. 94.5% (7,726/8,179) non-ICU-admitted patients). |
