Table 5.
Rating | Category |
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1 | Virtually no evidence of preventability |
2 | Slight-to-modest evidence of preventability |
3 | Preventability not quite likely (less than 50/50, but “close call”) |
4 | Preventability more than likely (more than 50/50, but “close call”) |
5 | Strong evidence of preventability |
6 | Virtually certain evidence of preventability |
Criteria used to determine potential preventability in EPOCH. These criteria were used in the Canadian Adverse Events Study. A rating of 4 or more will be regarded as a high degree of preventability. Potentially preventable cardiac arrests will be presented as rate per thousand patient-days.