Additional file 2: Appendix 4â 5. of Impact of inpatient Care in Emergency Department on outcomes: a quasi-experimental cohort study
Year: 2017
Type: article
Abstract: Regressions of AMT enrollment as a predictor of early discharge and inpatient bed placement. Appendix 4 reports on the logistic regression of AMT enrollment status on early discharge, after controlling for time of enrollment, age, gender, DRG, CCI, 3-MinNS, and Katz Score. The change in R2 reports on the statistically significant additional variance explained (18%) by AMT enrollment, after accounting for the effects of the control variables. The results indicate faster discharge for AMT patients, relative to pre-AMT and non-AMT patients. Appendix 5 reports on the multinomial regression of AMT enrollment status on inpatient bed placement, after controlling for time of enrollment, age, gender, DRG, CCI, 3-MinNS, and Katz Score. The change in R2 reports on the statistically significant additional variance explained (more than double) by AMT enrollment, after accounting for the effects of the control variables. The results indicate improved bed placement for AMT patients, relative to pre-AMT and non-AMT patients. (DOCX 18 kb)
Source: Figshare
Language: English
Subfield: Emergency Medicine
Field: Medicine
Domain: Health Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7136060573