Table 1.
Demographics, comorbidities, characteristics of infection and disease severity in those who died compared with those who were alive at the end of follow up.
Figure 1.
a. Kaplan-Meier crude survival estimates by age group for all sepsis patients (n = 1,028). b. Kaplan-Meier crude survival estimates by age group for severe sepsis patients (n = 228).
Figure 2.
a. Cumulative relative survival for patients with sepsis and severe sepsis, compared with a reference population. Dotted lines represent 95% confidence intervals. b. Cumulative relative survival for only patients with severe sepsis (n = 228), compared with a reference population. Dotted lines represent 95% confidence intervals.
Figure 3.
a. Cumulative relative survival by age group for all sepsis patients (n = 1,028). b. Cumulative relative survival by age group for severe sepsis patients (n = 228).
Table 2.
Interval-specific relative survival by age category (all sepsis patients).
Table 3.
Interval specific relative survival by age category (severe sepsis patients).
Table 4.
Five-year relative survival (with 95% confidence interval) by age group, sex and Indigenous status.
Table 5.
Multivariable analysis of predictors of excess mortality using Poisson regression.