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. 2023 Jun 7;2:100173. doi: 10.1016/j.pecinn.2023.100173

Table 3.

Family, child and physician characteristics.

EL Total Usual care
Intervention
Arm Arm
Family N = 30 N = 15 N = 15
 Mother 29 14 15
 Father 13 6 7
Child N = 30 N = 15 N = 15
Age (mean, months) 23.1 22.7 23.5
 Range (3 mos – 17 years) (4 mos – 16 years) (3 mo – 17 years)
Race/ Ethnicity 6 African American 7 White/ non-hispanic 9 African American
2 Asian 6 White/non-hispanic
Reason for hospitalization Prematurity/Chronic Lung Disease (13) Prematurity/Chronic Lung Disease (8) Prematurity/Chronic Lung Disease (5)
Syndromic condition (9) Syndromic condition (5) Syndromic condition (4)
Cardiac anomalies (4) Cardiac anomalies (1) Cardiac anomalies (3)
Severe neurologic injury (2) Other (1) Severe neurologic injury (2)
Other (2) Other (1)
Ever been home
 Yes 11 6 5
 No 19 9 10
LOS at time of Discharge
 <3 months 6 3 3
 3–6 months 8 4 4
 >6 months 16 8 8
Tracheostomy
 Yes 25 14 10
 No 5 1 5
Disposition at 6 mo from enrollment
 Home 10 6 4
 Transfer 5 3 2
 Still hospitalized 3 0 3
 Died 10 6 4
Respiratory support at discharge/ death
 Tracheostomy/ ventilator 24 14 10
 Tracheostomy only 2 0 2
 Non-invasive ventilation 3 0 3
 None 1 1 0
Physician N = 34 N = 19 N = 15
 Male 15 9 6
 Female 19 10 9
Specialty
 PICU/NICU 20 10 10
 Pulmonology 5 3 2
 ENT 3 1 2
 Other⁎⁎ 6 5 1

LOS – Length of Stay.

PICU – Pediatric Intensive Care Unit.

NICU – Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

ENT – Ear, Nose, Throat (also known as Otolaryngology).

Both parents of a child were allowed to participate in the HomeVENT Family Interview (Intervention Group) and/or the Closing Interview (Usual Care and Intervention Groups). Any mother or father who participated in at least one interview is counted here.

⁎⁎

Complex Care, Palliative Care.