Analysis of consumption of medical resources in terms of intensive care unit/hospital stay and severity using Japan Trauma Data Bank
Aim We analyzed the length of intensive care unit or hospital stay of trauma patients to assess the consumption of medical resources using the Japan Trauma Data Bank. Methods We classified 60,580 cases registered between 2004 and 2010 in the Japan Trauma Data Bank by hospital ward on emergency admis...
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| description | Aim We analyzed the length of intensive care unit or hospital stay of trauma patients to assess the consumption of medical resources using the Japan Trauma Data Bank. Methods We classified 60,580 cases registered between 2004 and 2010 in the Japan Trauma Data Bank by hospital ward on emergency admission. Results A total of 9,564 intensive care patients could be moved to the general ward before hospital transfer or discharge; 6,217 cases were transferred to another hospital and 9,444 cases were discharged directly from the intensive care unit. The length of intensive care unit or hospital stay correlated with the injury severity score. There were 5,856 patients (68%) from the non‐survivors who died within 3 days of admission. Conclusion Based on the Japan Trauma Data Bank data for many trauma patients, there are numerous cases of long‐term stay ≥15 days in intensive care in patients who could not be transferred to a general ward and who consumed the medical resources in the critical care department. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-e81362405bee4192af63218e3683581a2022-12-21T18:46:35ZengWileyAcute Medicine & Surgery2052-88172016-10-013429830410.1002/ams2.185Analysis of consumption of medical resources in terms of intensive care unit/hospital stay and severity using Japan Trauma Data BankJun Oda0Trauma Registry Committee of the Japanese Association for the Surgery of Trauma/Department of Emergency and Critical Care Medicine Tokyo Medical University Shinjuku Tokyo JapanAim We analyzed the length of intensive care unit or hospital stay of trauma patients to assess the consumption of medical resources using the Japan Trauma Data Bank. Methods We classified 60,580 cases registered between 2004 and 2010 in the Japan Trauma Data Bank by hospital ward on emergency admission. Results A total of 9,564 intensive care patients could be moved to the general ward before hospital transfer or discharge; 6,217 cases were transferred to another hospital and 9,444 cases were discharged directly from the intensive care unit. The length of intensive care unit or hospital stay correlated with the injury severity score. There were 5,856 patients (68%) from the non‐survivors who died within 3 days of admission. Conclusion Based on the Japan Trauma Data Bank data for many trauma patients, there are numerous cases of long‐term stay ≥15 days in intensive care in patients who could not be transferred to a general ward and who consumed the medical resources in the critical care department.https://doi.org/10.1002/ams2.185Additional fee for critical carediagnosis and procedure combinationintensive care unitJapan Trauma Data Banklength of hospital stay |
| spellingShingle | Jun Oda Analysis of consumption of medical resources in terms of intensive care unit/hospital stay and severity using Japan Trauma Data Bank Acute Medicine & Surgery Additional fee for critical care diagnosis and procedure combination intensive care unit Japan Trauma Data Bank length of hospital stay |
| title | Analysis of consumption of medical resources in terms of intensive care unit/hospital stay and severity using Japan Trauma Data Bank |
| title_full | Analysis of consumption of medical resources in terms of intensive care unit/hospital stay and severity using Japan Trauma Data Bank |
| title_fullStr | Analysis of consumption of medical resources in terms of intensive care unit/hospital stay and severity using Japan Trauma Data Bank |
| title_full_unstemmed | Analysis of consumption of medical resources in terms of intensive care unit/hospital stay and severity using Japan Trauma Data Bank |
| title_short | Analysis of consumption of medical resources in terms of intensive care unit/hospital stay and severity using Japan Trauma Data Bank |
| title_sort | analysis of consumption of medical resources in terms of intensive care unit hospital stay and severity using japan trauma data bank |
| topic | Additional fee for critical care diagnosis and procedure combination intensive care unit Japan Trauma Data Bank length of hospital stay |
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