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Table 4 Comparison of study cohort by status of transition information from emergency department to acute care

From: Measuring care trajectories using health administrative databases: a population-based investigation of transitions from emergency to acute care

 

Transition from ED to the acute care hospital in which the ED was located

Transition from ED to acute care in a different facility

Cohort without missing transition information from ED to the hospital in which the ED was located (N = 36,254)

Cohort with missing transition information from ED to the hospital in which the ED was located (N = 1,559)

Cohort without missing transition information from ED to a hospital located in a different facility (N = 3,742)

Cohort with missing transition information from ED to a hospital located in a different facility (N = 239)

% (95 % CI)

Age group

 0–19

17.0 (16.7–17.3)

16.2 (14.5–18.1)

19.5 (18.3–20.8)

23.4 (18.5–29.2)

 20–39

16.7 (16.5–16.9)

36.0 (33.6–38.4)

21.5 (20.3–22.9)

42.3 (34.6–46.9)

 40–59

21.9 (21.6–22.1)

26.8 (24.6–29.0)

21.8 (20.5–23.2)

21.8 (17.0–27.4)

 60–79

26.9 (26.6–27.1)

14.2 (12.5–16.0)

22.4 (21.0–23.7)

4.5 (2.6–8.1)

 80+

17.5 (17.3–17.8)

6.8 (5.1–7.9)

14.8 (13.7–16.0)

8.0 (6.5–14.0)

Sex

 Female

49.4 (49.0–49.8)

40.6 (37.8–42.7)

50.3 (48.7–51.9)

38.1 (32.2–44.4)

 Male

50.6 (50.3–50.9)

59.4 (56.9–61.8)

49.7 (48.1–51.3)

61.9 (54.4–66.7)

Residence location

 Urban

99.3 (99.3–99.4)

99.5 (98.9–99.7)

99.8 (99.6–99.9)

93.7 (89.9–96.2)

 Rural

0.7 (0.7–0.8)

0.5 (0.3–1.0)

0.2 (0.1–0.4)

6.3 (3.8–10.1)

Health region

 Regina Qu’Appelle

50.5 (50.2–50.8)

50.1 (48.2–53.2)

48.0 (46.4–49.6)

54.4 (48.1–60.6)

 Saskatoon

49.5 (49.1–49.9)

48.9 (46.5–51.4)

52.0 (50.4–53.6)

45.6 (39.4–51.9)

  1. Notes: ED emergency department