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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Surgery. 2016 Aug 11;160(4):839–849. doi: 10.1016/j.surg.2016.07.002

Table 3.

Unadjusted associations between hospital characteristics and a hospital having a high volume cancer resection ecosystem (N=302).

Hospital Characteristics Odds Ratio p value Lower Upper
Joint Commission Accreditation *
COTH Accreditation *
Geriatric Services *
Speech and Language Therapy *
Wound Management Services *
High Gastrointestinal Support *
Overall Surgical Volume (Highest
quartile)
43.05 <0.001 5.49 337.42
Level 1 Trauma Center 24.84 <0.001 7.12 86.69
Transplant Services 19.46 <0.001 7.00 54.12
Resident-to-bed (Highest quartile) 11.49 <0.001 3.07 42.98
Nurse-to-bed (Highest quartile) 11.49 <0.001 3.07 42.98
Admissions (Highest quartile) 7.60 <0.001 2.27 25.48
High Oncology Support 6.19 0.019 1.35 28.41
Inpatient Palliative Care 5.52 <0.001 1.76 17.28
Inpatient Rehabilitation 5.30 0.007 1.58 17.79
Interventional Catheterization Lab 5.30 0.112 0.68 41.54
ICU Beds (Highest quartile) 5.08 0.005 1.64 15.71
High Radiology Support 3.50 0.041 1.05 11.65
Nutrition Services 2.31 0.427 0.29 18.33
Hospice Care 2.15 0.196 0.67 6.84
COC Accreditation 2.11 0.221 0.64 7.02
Physician-to-bed (Highest quartile) 1.36 0.614 0.41 4.57
Skilled Nursing Care 0.62 0.548 0.13 2.90
*

All centers classified as a high volume cancer resection ecosystem have this resource.

COTH: Council of Teaching Hospitals; ICU: Intensive Care Unit; COC: Commission on Cancer