The optimal dose of mobilisation therapy in the ICU: a prospective cohort study

Table 2 Average treatment effects (ATE) of ≥ 40 min daily mobilisation on the primary and secondary endpoint

	Change in MTB until
	ICU discharge		Hospital discharge
	ATE [95% CI]	p-value	ATE [95% CI]	p-value
Univariate analysis	3.6 [2.4–4.8]	< 0.001	2.2 [0.41–3.9]	0.016
Multivariate analysis	3.4 [2.2–4.7]	< 0.001	2.2 [0.59–3.9]	0.008
Multivariate with mobilisation	0.54 [− 0.66–1.7]	0.38	− 0.74 [− 2.4–0.96]	0.39
IPW	3.1 [1.9–4.4]	< 0.001	1.9 [0.20–3.6]	0.03
IPW with mobilisation	0.28 [− 1.0–1.6]	0.67	− 1.1 [− 2.7–0.62]	0.22

Calculated using univariate, multivariate, and weighted linear regression models. Multivariate linear regression models were adjusted for all baseline patient characteristics once without mobilisation parameters and once with. Inverse probability weighting was performed in the same manner. MTB mobility-transfer-Barthel, ICU intensive care unit, IPW inverse probability weighting

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