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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr. 2018 Jan 12;194:225–232.e1. doi: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2017.10.074

Table 1.

ED and Hospital Characteristics for National Pediatric Readiness Project Survey Respondents and Non-Respondents, 2013

Respondents
(n=4090)
Non-Respondents
(n=790)
p-value
ED Characteristics
Total ED Volume 0.54
 – 0–4999 Visits 739 (18.1%) 145 (18.4%)
 – 5000–9999 Visits 490 (12.0%) 105 (13.3%)
 – >10,000 Visits 2861 (70.00%) 540 (68.4%)
Pediatric ED 670 (16.4%) 109 (13.8%) 0.07
Trauma Center Level 0.21
 – Not Trauma Center 2575 (63.0%) 519 (65.7%)
 – Level 1 330 (8.1%) 53 (6.7%)
 – Level 2 427 (10.4%) 66 (8.4%)
 – Level 3 589 (14.4%) 114 (14.4%)
 – Level 4 169 (4.1%) 38 (4.8%)

Hospital Characteristics
Bed Size* 0.02
 – 6–49 beds 1196 (31.9%) 255 (32.3%)
 – 50–199 beds 1373 (36.6%) 323 (40.9%)
 – >200 beds 1176 (31.4%) 212 (26.8%)
Inpatient Pediatric Service 1944 (47.5%) 376 (47.6%) 0.97
Pediatric ICU 696 (17.0%) 109 (13.8%) 0.03
Neonatal ICU 1138 (27.8%) 231 (29.2%) 0.42

Geographic Characteristics
County Rural/Urban <0.001
 – Metropolitan 2442 (59.7%) 493 (62.4%)
  – Non-metro, urban pop>20,000 369 (9%) 81 (10.3%)
 – Non-metro, urban pop <20000 1277 (31.2%) 186 (23.5%)
 – Missing 2 (0.1%) 30 (3.8%)
Region <0.001
 – Northeast 126 (3.4%) 57 (7.2%)
 – Mid-Atlantic 335 (9.0%) 54 (6.8%)
 – East North Central 530 (14.2%) 141 (17.9%)
 – West North Central 583 (15.6%) 110 (13.9%)
 – South Atlantic 296 (7.9%) 92 (11.7%)
 – East South Central 606 (16.2%) 40 (5.1%)
 – West South Central 509 (13.6%) 200 (25.3%)
 – Mountain 340 (9.1%) 33 (4.2%)
 – Pacific 420 (11.2%) 63 (8.0%)
*

Data missing for some hospitals in AHA data for indicated variable.