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Table 1 Profile of participating hospitals

From: Implementation and adaptation of the Re-Engineered Discharge (RED) in five California hospitals: a qualitative research study

Hospital

Location

Hospital type & number of beds

RED implementation start and target pop:

Average # discharges annually (2009-2014)

A

Suburban/Urban

Military hospital. 205 beds. Fully implemented EMR.

Implemented in June 2012. 100% of patients in general medicine and surgery

4356

B

Suburban

Safety net, community, tertiary care, non-profit. 160 general acute care beds, 14 ICU. Fully implemented EMR.

Implemented in Nov 2012. 100% of patients 18 + in general medicine and surgery

(Acute care only, medical and surgical) 7967

C

Urban

Teaching/academic, safety net, community, non-profit. 375 total beds (180 acute care). Partially implemented EMR.

Implemented in 2013. Target pop originally ≥ age 55 for AMI, PNA, COPD patients; then ≥ 18 for patients with CHF, now all adults

16,905

D

Suburban

Safety net, community, non-profit. 217 beds. Fully implemented EMR.

Implemented in Nov 2012. Target patients at highest risk for readmissions.

(Inpatient only) 7856

E

Urban

Teaching/academic, community, non-profit. 313 beds. Fully implemented EMR.

Implemented in Sept 2013. All adults.

12,564