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. 2022 Jan 27;9(1):e001868. doi: 10.1136/openhrt-2021-001868

Table 3.

Proportion of patients with a final diagnosis of STEMI who were transported by ambulance with a paramedic-suspected STEMI

Final STEMIs transported by ambulance and suspected of STEMI prehospital/all final STEMI
All 2016/5465 (36.9%)
Age group, years
 <45 106/264 (40.2%)
 45–54 281/766 (36.7%)
 55–64 534/1287 (41.5%)
 65–74 501/1344 (37.3%)
 75–84 393/1101 (35.7%)
 85+ 201/703 (28.6%)
Gender
 Male 1382/3606 (38.3%)
 Female 634/1859 (34.1%)
Ethnicity
 Māori 184/642 (28.7%)
 Pacific 80/277 (28.9%)
 Indian 86/235 (36.6%)
 Other Asian 79/210 (37.6%)
 European/other 1587/4101 (38.7%)
NZDep13
 1–2 (least deprived) 327/848 (38.6%)
 3–4 375/955 (39.3%)
 5–6 385/967 (39.8%)
 7–8 452/1155 (39.1%)
 9–10 (most deprived) 439/1261 (34.8%)
 Missing 38/279 (13.6%)
Hospital status
 Primary PCI centre 1408/3636 (38.7%)
 Non-primary PCI centre 551/1609 (34.2%)
 Rural hospital without cath lab 57/220 (25.9%)
Non-cardiac Charlson Index
 0 1551/3754 (41.3%)
 1–2 326/1040 (31.3%)
 3+ 139/671 (20.7%)
Coronary intervention status
 No cath 270/1455 (18.6%)
 Cath with intervention 1574/3435 (45.8%)
 Cath without intervention 172/575 (29.9%)

cath, catheterisation; NZDep13, New Zealand Deprivation Index 2013; PCI, percutaneous coronary intervention; STEMI, ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction.