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. 2022 Mar 30;4(4):e0672. doi: 10.1097/CCE.0000000000000672

TABLE 1.

Study Cohort Characteristics

Reference Study Design Total Number of Participants Data Source Inclusion Criteria (Sepsis Criteria/Admission Type)
Geri et al (12) Cohort 360 Two prospective databases from 12 different ICUs Sepsis-2 criteria for septic shock/ICU admission
Seymour et al (13) Retrospective analysis and a prospective cohort 20,189 Twelve hospitals in the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, GenIMS study, A Controlled Comparison of Eritoran in Severe Sepsis trial, PROWESS trial, and Protocol-Based Care for Early Septic Shock trial For Sepsis Endotyping in Emergency Care cohorts, sepsis-3 criteria/ED hospital admission/within first 6 hr of ED presentation. For GenIMS cohort, sepsis-2 criteria/ED hospital admission/within 1 hr of ED presentation. For randomized clinical trials, sepsis-2 criteria for severe sepsis and septic shock
Bhavani et al (15) Cohort 120 patients with septic shock, 88 University of Chicago Medicine between 2013 and 2019 Adults/sepsis-3 criteria for septic shock or one positive Staphylococcus aureus blood culture/ICU admission
Ding and Luo (16) Retrospective analysis 5,782 MIMIC-III Adults/sepsis-3 criteria/ICU admission/within 24 hr of ICU admission
Gårdlund et al (17) Cohort 1,696 PROWESS shock clinical trial Sepsis-2 criteria for septic shock with vasopressors given within 4 hr of each other and <24 hr
Han et al (18) Retrospective analysis 60,817 (44,018 with sepsis or septic shock) Two tertiary-care medical centers and four community hospitals Patients with blood culture orders, 4 consecutive days of antibiotics (or until discharge, if <4 d), IV antibiotics within 24 hr of admission, and early initiation of antibiotics IV antibiotics identified by The Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock Management Bundle guidelines
Kudo et al (19) Retrospective analysis 3,694 The Japan Septic Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation study, Tohoku Sepsis Registry, and the Focused Outcomes Research in Emergency Care in Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome, Sepsis, and Trauma sepsis study Adults/sepsis-1 and -2 criteria for septic shock/ICU admission
Scicluna et al (20) Cohort 306 Two ICUs in the Netherlands 2011–2012, 29 ICUs, a nursing home in the Netherlands, U.S. ICUs Sepsis-2 criteria with expected length of stay >24 hr/ICU admission
Sharafoddini et al (21) Cohort 5,539 MIMIC-III Adults/sepsis-3 criteria/ICU admission
Antcliffe et al (22) Post hoc analysis 176 The Vasopressin vs Norepinephrine as Initial Therapy in Septic Shock Trial Adults/sepsis-1 criteria for septic shock/ICU admission
Bhavani et al (23) Cohort 12,413 University of Chicago Medicine 2008–2016 and Loyola University Medical Center 2006–2017 Patients with a blood culture order, at least 4 consecutive days of antibiotics, and antibiotics received within the first 24 hr of the first procured vital sign, with the first day of antibiotics required to be given within 48 hr before or after the blood culture order/hospital admission
Davenport et al (24) Cohort 265 265 adult patients admitted to U.K. ICUs Sepsis-2 criteria or community-acquired pneumonia/within <2 d of hospital admission/ICU admission
Liu et al (25) Retrospective analysis 41,368 The electronic ICU database Sepsis-3 criteria/ICU admission
Mayhew et al (26) Cohort 53,659 Kaiser Permanente Northern California Suspected or confirmed infection and sepsis diagnosis and length of stay of at least 12 hr/ED hospital admission
Nowak et al (27) Cohort 127 Prognostic Hemodynamic Profiling in the Acutely Ill Emergency Department Patient International Registry Patients with suspected sepsis symptoms of acute onset (<3 d), blood culture, or lactate orders and confirmed as sepsis/ED admission/Nexfin device monitoring
Sweeney et al (28) Retrospective analysis 700 14 GEO and ArrayExpress databases Primary admission for bacterial sepsis/hospital or ICU admission
Zhang et al (29) Retrospective analysis 685 12 GEO and ArrayExpress databases Adult/sepsis/ICU admission

ED = emergency department, GenIMS = Genetic and Inflammatory Markers of Sepsis, GEO = gene expression omnibus, MIMIC-III = Medical Information Mart for Intensive Care-III, PROWESS = Activated Protein C Worldwide Evaluation in Severe Sepsis.