Additional file 1 of Dental problems and chronic diseases in mentally ill homeless adults: a cross-sectional study
Creators: name: Mejia-Lancheros, Cilia
name: Lachaud, James
name: Nisenbaum, Rosane
name: Wang, Andrea
name: Stergiopoulos, Vicky
name: Hwang, Stephen W.
name: O’Campo, Patricia
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2020
Subjects: subject: Medicine
subject: Biotechnology
subject: Sociology
subject: FOS: Sociology
subject: FOS: Sociology
subject: Marine Biology
subject: Cancer
subject: 110309 Infectious Diseases
subject: FOS: Health sciences
subject: FOS: Health sciences

description: Additional file 1: Table S1. Univariate description of the baseline characteristics of the study participants, AH/CS Toronto Site. Table S2. Summary of the Imputed model performed for the study variables with missing data, AH/CS, Toronto Site. Figure S1. Comparison of the distribution of the observed, imputed and completed datasets in the first 10 (1 to 10/100) imputed datasets for the BMI variable. Table S3. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the iron-deficiency anemia variable. Table S4. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the stomach or intestinal ulcer variable. Table S5. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the arthritis variable. Table S6. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the thyroid problem variable. Table S7. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the diabetes variable. Table S8. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the liver disease (other than hepatitis) variable. Table S9. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for heart disease. Table S10. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the kidney/bladder problems variable. Table S11. Comparison of the proportion in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for chronic bronchitis/emphysema variable. Table S12. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the migraine variable. Table S13. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the asthma variable. Table S14. Comparison of the proportion in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the effect of stroke variable. Table S15. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the dental problems variable. Table S16. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the inflammatory bowel problems variable. Table S17. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the hypertension variable. Table S18. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the lifetime homelessness variable. Table S19. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the ethno-racial group variable. Table S20. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the education variable. Table S21. Comparison of the proportions in the observed, imputed and completed dataset in the first 10 imputed datasets for the smoking variable.