Patients who achieved HEMI had improved outcomes compared with those who did not achieve HEMI
REGRESSION
The cross-sectional regression analysis demonstrated that achieving HEMI at Week 52 was associated with significantly greater odds of achieving all clinical outcomes at Week 52, as well as clinically meaningful improvements in UC-SQ, IBDQ, SF-36 PCS and MCS, EQ-5D-5L, and the WPAI activity impairment domain (Supplemental Table 1).The predictive regression analysis showed that achieving HEMI (versus not achieving HEMI) at Week 8/16 was associated with significantly greater odds of achieving all clinical outcomes at Week 52 (Supplemental Table 2). The odds of achieving clinically meaningful improvements from induction baseline in patient-reported outcomes were increased, but not statistically significant for most outcomes.