MULTIPLE ACUTE HEALTH PROBLEMS (n = 15) | ||||||
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Author (year, journal) | Setting | Topic | Populations’ characteristics | Outcomes | Main results | STROBE |
Carrière (2016, Health Rep) (41) |
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Acute care Hospitalisation |
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Age-standardised acute care hospitalisation rates/100,000 (95% CI) | Gr 1: 17,042 (16,901-17,183); Gr 2: 11,190 (11,005-11,379); Gr 3: 9535 (9360-9713); Gr 4: 13,227 (12,865-13,598); Gr 5: 6459 (6440-6479) | 17/22 |
Firestone (2014, BMJ) (31) |
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ED visits, Hospitalisation |
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Number (%) of ED visits for acute reason (95% CI) Gr 1/Gr 2 Number (%) of ED visits for non-acute reasons (95% CI) Gr 1/Gr 2 Perception of availability of healthcare among First Nations adults (95% CI) Hospitalisation rates |
None: 50.2% (43.9-57.5)/80.1% 1: 24.7% (18.7-30.1)/13.1% 2-5: 20.7% (15.3-26.1)/6.3% ≥ 6: 4% (1.6-6.9)/0.6% None: 54.3% (47.6-61.2)/81.2% 1: 22.4% (17.3-28.5)/12.2% 2-5: 20.4% (14.5-25.4)/6% ≥ 6: 2.9% (1-5.6)/0.6% Excellent: 16.7% (11.4-22.1); Good: 43.3% (36.1-49.6) Fair: 28.9% (23.3-35.2); Poor: 11.1% (7.9-15.6) Slightly higher among the First Nations population |
18/22 |
Kashuba (1994, C J Public Health) (42) |
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Acute diseases Hospitalisation |
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Hospital separation rate ratio for Gr 1 Patient days rate ratio for Gr 1 Age-adjusted separation rate ratio for Gr 1 |
Males: 2.59; Females: 2.65 Males: 2.18; Females: 2.26 Infectious and parasitic diseases: 4.09 Neoplasms: 0.32 Endocrine, nutritional and metabolic diseases: 7.48 Diseases of blood: 2.09 Mental disorders: 6.81 Diseases of the nervous system: 3.23 Diseases of the circulatory system: 1.58 Diseases of the respiratory system: 2.92 Diseases of the digestive system: 2.43 Diseases of the genitourinary system: 1.66 Diseases of the skin: 5.16 Diseases of the musculoskeletal system: 1.88 Conditions originating in the perinatal period: 1.14 Injury and poisoning: 2.79 |
13/22 |
Kendall (2016, Harm Reduct J) (43) |
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ED visits, Hospitalisation for people who use drugs |
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Risk ratio for Gr 1 to have ≥ 2 ED visits (95% CI) Risk ratio for Gr 1 to have ≥ 1 hospitalisation (95% CI) |
1.58 (0.98-2.55) 2.39 (95% CI 1.38-4.13) |
19/22 |
Khan (2008, Crit Care Med) (119) |
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Critical diseases Hospitalisation, ICU admissions |
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Median hospital length of stay (days) ICU median length of stay (days) ICU mortality, % (95% CI) Adjusted OR for hospital mortality (95% CI) |
Gr 1: 16; Gr 2: 16 Gr 1: 5.7; Gr 2: 8.3 Gr 1: 22.2 (17.4-27.0); Gr 2: 19.0 (18.0-20.1) Gr 1: 1.24 (1.21-1.29) |
19/22 |
Kliewer (2002, CCM and Manitoba Health) (44) |
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Hospitalisation |
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Age-standardised hospitalisation rates/1000 | Gr 1, males: 293.4; Gr 1, females: 454.2 Gr 2, males: 228.6; Gr 2, females: 301.9 |
15/22 |
Lafond (2016, J Eval Clin Pract) (104) |
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ED visits, Hospitalisation |
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Emergency department admissions Adjusted mean length of stay (days) (p=0.064) Delay in discharge for Gr 1 |
Gr 1: 82.8%; Gr 2: 92.5% Gr 1: 12.01; Gr 2: 9.05 17.7% (Delays were related to transportation, bed availability, lack of medical equipment in the community and lack of family support) |
20/22 |
Laupland (2006, J Crit Care) (45) |
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Critical illnesses ICU admission |
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Annual incidence of critical illness/100,000 Annual incidence of critical illness rate ratio (95% CI; p) Odds ratio for in-hospital death for Status-Aboriginals (95% CI; p) Median ICU length of stay (p = 0.9) Overall median length of hospital stay (p <0.1) |
Gr 1: 620.6; Gr 2: 302.6 2.1 (1.78-2.35; p < 0.001) 1.40 (0.88-2.23; p = 0.15) Gr 1: 1.8 days; Gr 2: 1.9 days Gr 1: 9 days; Gr 2: 11 days |
16/22 |
Martens (2005, C J Public Health) (46) |
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Hospitalisation |
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Overall hospitalisation rate per person (p <0.05) Premature mortality rate/1000 (p<0.05) Overall hospital days of care per person (p<0.05) |
Gr 1: 0.35; Gr 2: 0.16 Gr 1: 6.61; Gr 2: 3.30 Gr 1: 1.75; Gr 2: 1.05 |
15/22 |
Martens (2010, MCHP) (47) |
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Hospitalisation |
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Total mortality rates/1000 Premature mortality rates/1000 Hospital separation rates/1000 |
Gr 1: 9.7; Gr 2: 8.4 (RR for Gr 1 = 1.15) Gr 1: 4.0; Gr 2: 3.3 (RR for Gr 1 = 1.21) Gr 1: 194; Gr 2: 154 |
16/22 |
Rivers (2013, J Adolescent Health) (19) |
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Health care access |
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Perception of health care Access to health care |
Most youth had positive experiences with nurses and doctors. They preferred immediate access services (emergency room, clinics). Most youth avoided care until their problem couldn’t be ignored. Marginalised young men were more likely to have accessed emergency room. |
13/22 |
Shah (2003, Am J Public Health) (48) |
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Hospital admissions for ambulatory care-sensitive conditions (ACSC) |
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Risk ratio for admission for ACSC Risk ratio for utilisation of specialist procedures Risk ratio for utilisation of acute care for insensitive conditions |
Gr 1: 2.54 (p <0.001) Gr 1: 0.64 (p <0.001) Gr 1: 1.39 (p <0.001) |
14/22 |
Stergiopoulos (2016, Psychiatr Serv) (26) |
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ED visits |
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Unmet need for health care Adjusted RR for ED visits for Gr 1 (95% CI; p) Adjusted RR for hospital days for Gr 1 (95% CI; p) |
Gr 1: 52%; Gr 2: 50%; Gr 3: 32% 0.85 (0.71-1.01; p = 0.07) 0.91 (0.64-1.29; 0.60) |
14/22 |
Waldram (1991, Artic Med Res) (27) |
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ED visits |
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Time from onset of symptoms to contact with a physician (not statistically significant) % of patients who visited an ED in the past year (not statistically significant) |
Gr 1: 3.8 days Gr 2 5.0 days Gr 1: 51% Gr 2: 47.6% |
11/22 |
Wen (1996, Ethnic Health) (100) |
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ED visits |
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% of people who had an ED visits in the past year Odds ratio for Gr 1 to visit the ED (95% CI) |
Gr 1: 32.2%; Gr 2: 22.6% 1.39 (1.00-1.94) |
17/22 |