Socioeconomic Mechanisms

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Highlighted claims

• Postacute transitions, rehabilitation, adherence, and social support may be important for long-term mortality. — Socioeconomic disparities and mortality among acute patients with sepsis: a retrospective Danish cohort study
• Potential mediators of mortality disparities include unregistered comorbidities, lifestyle, social support, illness perception, and healthcare-seeking behaviour. — Socioeconomic disparities and mortality among acute patients with sepsis: a retrospective Danish cohort study
• The article suggests that socioeconomic disparities may operate more through postacute and out-of-hospital factors than acute hospital treatment. — Socioeconomic disparities and mortality among acute patients with sepsis: a retrospective Danish cohort study
• The increased long-term hazard ratios were considered compatible with delayed socioeconomic effects mediated by postacute care and living conditions. — Socioeconomic disparities and mortality among acute patients with sepsis: a retrospective Danish cohort study