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. 2019 Jan 25;9(1):e025692. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2018-025692

Table 1.

ED characteristics and eligible adult patients with serious illness, by year

Site Location Inpatient beds Admissions ED visits Eligible*,
no (% of ED visits)
Discharged or Observed†, no (% of eligible)
New York University (NYU) School of Medicine
 Perelman ED/Tisch Hospital New York City, New York, USA 718 38 045 60 096 9014 (15) 2704 (30)
 Bellevue Hospital Center  ED New York City, New York, USA 827 29 793 122 389 11 015 (9) 2203 (20)
 NYU Hospital Brooklyn ED Brooklyn, New York, USA 450 24 748 68 060 8167 (12) 2041 (25)
Brigham and Women’s/Dana Farber Cancer Institute
 Brigham and Women’s ED Boston, Massachusetts, USA 757 19 091 62 000 9300 (15) 2511 (27)
Beaumont
  Royal Oak Royal Oak, Michigan, USA 1070 58 539 120 000 25 666 (21) 3853 (15)
 Troy Troy, Michigan, USA 520 33 759 79 000 17 434 (22) 2151 (12)
Ohio State University
 Wexner Medical Center Columbus, Ohio, USA 962 45 927 120 156 17 801 (15) 8393 (47)
University of Florida (UF)
 UF Shands Gainesville, Florida, USA 973 41 669 75 537 15 561 (21) 5176 (33)
Yale University
 Yale New Haven New Haven, Connecticut, USA 1576 54 412 141 422 11 828 (8) 4408 (37)

*ED-admissions by patients with ICD-9 or ICD-10 codes consistent with advanced cancer or end-stage organ failure.

†Patients who met criteria based on ICD-9 and ICD-10 codes who were discharged home from the ED or the observation unit.

ED, emergency department.