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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 9.
Published in final edited form as: Circ Cardiovasc Qual Outcomes. 2019 Jul 9;12(7):e005580.

Table 2.

Characteristics of hospitals providing care to pediatric patients

Pulseless cardiac arrests Non-pulseless events
GWTG-R hospitals (n = 212) Non-GWTG-R hospitals (n = 2,043) GWTG-R hospitals (n = 158) Non-GWTG-R hospitals (n = 2,097)
Pediatric hospital beds
 None* 32 (15) 357 (17) 23 (15) 366 (17)
 1 – 10 44 (21) 928 (45) 25 (16) 947 (45)
 2 – 25 65 (31) 498 (24) 46 (29) 517 (25)
 26 – 50 31 (15) 162 (8) 25 (16) 168 (8)
 > 50 40 (19) 98 (5) 39 (25) 99 (5)
Pediatric ICU beds
 None* 112 (53) 1,717 (84) 71 (45) 1,758 (84)
 1 – 10 40 (19) 184 (9) 30 (19) 194 (9)
 > 10 60 (28) 142 (7) 57 (36) 145 (7)
Geographical region
 North-East 32 (15) 376 (18) 24 (15) 384 (18)
 South-East 59 (28) 343 (17) 45 (28) 357 (17)
 North-Central 49 (23) 517 (25) 40 (19) 536 (26)
 South-Central 38 (18) 422 (21) 28 (18) 432 (21)
 West 34 (16) 385 (19) 31 (20) 388 (19)
Geographical area
 Urban 196 (92) 1,509 (74) 145 (92) 1,560 (74)
 Rural 16 (8) 534 (26) 13 (8) 537 (26)
Ownership type
 Government/Military 30 (14) 352 (17) 23 (15) 359 (17)
 Non-profit 158 (75) 1,317 (64) 121 (77) 1,354 (65)
 Private 24 (11) 374 (18) 14 (9) 384 (18)
Teaching hospital
 Non-teaching 66 (31) 1,263 (62) 37 (23) 1,292 (62)
 Minor 70 (33) 564 (28) 59 (37) 575 (27)
 Major 76 (36) 216 (11) 62 (39) 230 (11)
Emergency department visits
 0 – 10,000 4 (2) 278 (14) 2 (1) 280 (13)
 10,001 – 50,000 64 (30) 1,089 (53) 38 (24) 1.115 (53)
 50,001 – 100,000 105 (50) 531 (26) 87 (55) 549 (26)
 > 100,000 39 (18) 145 (7) 31 (20) 153 (7)

GWTG-R denotes Get With The Guidelines®-Resuscitation, ICU denotes intensive care unit

*

Including hospitals with pediatric events in the Emergency Department, events where the patient was hospitalized in an adult bed, and hospitals with designated neonatal beds.