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. 2016 Jun 30;3(2):88–94. doi: 10.15441/ceem.15.015

Table 1.

General characteristics of patients attending the emergency department between 2010 and 2011

Characteristics Value
All patients 8,000,529 (100.00)
Age (yr) 35.00 ± 25.45
Gender Male 4,264,701 (53.31)
Insurance National health insurance 7,037,411 (87.96)
National medical aid 405,598 (5.07)
Auto insurance 319,753 (4.00)
Workers’ compensation insurance 25,045 (0.31)
Private 2,250 (0.03)
Self-pay 165,796 (2.07)
Others 44,676 (0.56)
Disposition Discharge following recovery 5,577,472 (69.71)
Discharge on grounds of medical futility 4,293 (0.05)
Other discharge 321,484 (4.02)
Transfer to other hospital for further management 50,497 (0.63)
Transfer to other hospital for conservative care 72,013 (0.90)
Transfer to other hospital for other reason 8,286 (0.10)
Hospitalization 1,698,129 (21.23)
Death 45,966 (0.57)
Discharge against medical advice 222,389 (2.78)
Trauma Disease (non-trauma) 5,780,888 (72.26)
Trauma 2,219,641 (27.74)
Initial level of consciousness Alert 7,750,478 (96.87)
Responds to voice 109,645 (1.37)
Responds to pain 78,881 (0.99)
Unresponsive 61,525 (0.77)
Type of center Regional emergency medical centers 1,221,006 (15.26)
Local emergency medical centers 6,432,224 (80.40)
Specialty care centers 347,299 (4.34)

Values are presented as number (%) or mean±standard deviation.