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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Emerg Med. 2015 Sep 8;66(6):601–610. doi: 10.1016/j.annemergmed.2015.07.018

Table 2.

Patient Encounter Characteristics CPOE-EHR vs. Documentation Only-EHR (N=10,081)

Total Doc-EHR in Use CPOE-EHR in Use
N=10081 N=3395 (33.7) N=6686 (66.3)
Encounters Post-PSC, No. (%) 7319 (72.6) 1738 (51.2) 5581 (83.5)
Median Age (IQR) 76 (19) 75 (19) 77 (19)
Male Sex, No. (%) 5265 (52.2) 1748 (51.5) 3517 (52.6)
Ethnicity, No. (%)*
 White 6723 (66.7) 2199 (64.8) 4524 (67.7)
 Black 1104 (11.0) 461(13.6) 643 (9.6)
 Hispanic 669 (6.6) 147 (4.3) 522 (7.8)
 Asian 1260 (12.5) 429 (12.6) 831 (12.4)
 Other 325 (3.2) 159 (4.7) 166 (2.5)
Non-Low SES, No. (%) 7453 (73.9) 2516 (74.1) 4937 (73.8)
Non-Smoker, No. (%) 7887 (78.2) 2283 (67.3) 5604 (83.8)
Current Statin Use, No. (%)§ 3857 (38.3) 1307 (38.5) 2550 (38.1)
Some Statin Use, No. (%) 1451 (14.4) 501 (14.8) 950 (14.2)
Elixhauser, Mean 9.69 8.9 10.1
ED Arrival by EMS, No. (%) 4822 (47.8) 1485 (43.7) 3337 (49.9)
After-Hours Visit, No. (%)** 3650 (36.2) 1195 (35.2) 2455 (36.7)
IV tPA Use, No. (%) 708 (7.0%) 111 (3.3) 597 (8.9)
Hospital-Acquired PNA, No. (%) 613 (6.1) 215 (6.3) 398 (6.0)
In-Hospital Mortality, No. (%) 527 (5.2) 222 (6.5) 305 (4.6)
90-Day Mortality, No. (%) 1585 (15.7) 557 (16.4) 1028 (15.4)

CPOE stands for computerized provider order entry; EHR, electronic health record; Doc; Documentation only; PSC, primary stroke center; SES, socioeconomic status; ED, emergency department; and EMS, emergency medical services, PNA, pneumonia

*

Small percentage of unknown ethnicity

§

Current statin user: if the most recent prescription filled would cover the day of admission

Some statin use: those who had statin filled within 365 days prior to admission but the most recent prescription filled didn’t cover the day of admission