ARIZONA STATE TRAUMA REGISTRY Standard Public Report - 2005 Trauma Data - Version 1.0 Information about the 2005 Arizona State Trauma Registry (ASTR) Data: Ten hospitals contributed 2005 trauma data to the Arizona State Trauma Registry (ASTR). ASTR receives data from a limited number of hospitals in Arizona and this data is not representative of all Arizona trauma cases. Seven of the reporting facilities were designated as Level I Trauma Centers at the time that this report was prepared. The remaining three facilities were non-designated. It was expected that all patients would have an ED Entry Date, as this is the required field used to determine the date range for case submission. However, upon analysis, it was determined that several patients had a blank ED Entry Date field. This issue will be addressed with individual hospitals. For these reporting purposes, patients were included if they had an ED Entry Date or a Hospital Admit Date in the year 2005. There were 21662 records submitted to ASTR meeting these criteria.
This report reflects trauma data as it exists in the ASTR on 9/19/06. During the Phase I and Phase II Data Standardization Project, the State required data elements from hospital registries were converted to a standardized format. This project was necessary in order to be able to prepare meaningful statewide reports. T he numbers in these reports are likely to change as conversion and data entry clean-up issues are identified and addressed. Report Definitions: *BLA NK or *BL in this report means that no value was submitted by the hospital for that specific data element. *NOT DOCUMENTED or *N/D means that the registrar entered a Not Documented response for that specific data element. The ASTR Data Dictionary (revised June 2006) defines Not Documented as "no documentation in record, unknown." *NOT APPLICABLE or *N/A in this report means that the registrar entered a Not Applicable response for that specific data element. In the ASTR Data Dictionary (revised June 2006), Not Applicable is allowed in instances where the data element does not apply to the specific circumstances of the trauma case. For example, the date of the EMS run sheet would not apply if the patient was transported to the hospital by a relative.
For questions regarding this report, please contact Anita Ray with the Arizona Department of Health Services at 602-542-1245, email: raya@azdhs.gov.
Arizona Department of Health Services Arizona State Trama Registry Standard Public Report - 2005 Trauma Data - Version 1.0
9/19/2006
GENDER 2005
GENDER 2005 *BLANK (10) UNKNOW N (4) FEMALE (7174) 33%
GENDER MALE FEMALE *BLANK UNKNOWN T OT AL
NUMBERPERCENTAGE 14474 66.82 7174 33.12 10 0.05 4 0.02 21662 100.00
MALE (14474) 67%
AGE IN YEARS 2005
4500 4000 NUMBER OF PATIENTS 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0
NUMBER <1 150 1-4 558 5-9 662 10-14 920 15-19 3117
AGE IN YEARS 2005 Mean = 33 Median = 29
AGE <1 1-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 >=85 *BLANK T OT AL
45-54 2468 55-64 1416 65-74 709 75-84 573 >=85 198 *BLANK 32
NUMBER PERCENT 150 0.69 558 2.58 662 3.06 920 4.25 3117 14.39 3339 15.41 4191 19.35 3329 15.37 2468 11.39 1416 6.54 709 3.27 573 2.65 198 0.91 32 0.15 21662 100.00
20-24 3339
25-34 4191
35-44 3329
AGE GROUP
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INJURY TIME OF DAY 2005 T IME OF INJURY HOUR OF DAY NUMBER PERCENT 00 383 1.77 01 400 1.85 02 406 1.87 03 316 1.46 04 249 1.15 05 282 1.30 06 328 1.51 07 421 1.94 08 479 2.21 09 485 2.24 10 556 2.57 11 649 3.00 12 663 3.06 13 691 3.19 14 752 3.47 15 860 3.97 16 875 4.04 17 838 3.87 18 933 4.31 19 789 3.64 20 644 2.97 21 604 2.79 22 544 2.51 23 501 2.31 *BL 3242 14.97 *N/D 4768 22.01 *N/A 4 0.02 T OT AL 21662 100.00
T IME OF INJURY (HOUR OF DAY) 2005
5000
4500
4000
3500
NUMBER OF PATIENTS
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2500
2000
1500
1000
500
0 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 *BL *N/D *N/A
HOUR OF DAY
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INJURY DAY OF WEEK 2005
INJURY DAY OF WEEK 2005
4000
3500
3000
NUMBER OF PATIENTS
2500
2000
1500
INJURY DATE - DAY OF WEEK NUMBER PERCENT AGE SUN 3321 15.33 MON 2435 11.24 T UE 2396 11.06 WED 2407 11.11 T HU 2373 10.95 FRI 3095 14.29 SAT 3855 17.80 *BLANK 1541 7.11 *NOT DOCUMENTED 238 1.10 *NOT APPLICABLE 1 0.00 T OT AL 21662 100.00
1000
500
0 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT *BLANK *NOT *NOT DOCUMENTED APPLICABLE
DAY OF WEEK
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TRIAGE CRITERIA - MECHANISM OF INJURY 2005
TRIAGE CRITERIA - MECHANISM OF INJURY 2005 6000 5276 5000
4000 FREQUENCY
3000
2000 1399 1094 1000 559 513 501 444 411 310
EXTRICATIO N TIME >20 MINUTES
307
269
144
108
96
DEATH IN SAME PASSENGER COM PARTMENT
26
FALLS > TWICE PATIENT'S HEIGHT (PEDIATRICS)
1
HIGH-SPEED AUTO CRASH
0
MECHANISM OF INJURY *
AUTO CRASH INITIAL SPEED >40 MPH
ROLLO VER
AUTO CRASH EJECTIO N FROM MO TORCYCLEMAJO R AUTO AUTOM OBI LE SEPARATIO N OF DEFORMITY >20 RIDER FROM INCHES BIKE
AUTO AUTO CRASH PEDESTRIAN INTRUSION INTO INJURY WITH PASSENGER COM PARTMENT SIG NIFI CANT ( >5 MPH ) IMPACT >12 INCHES
AUTO-BICY CLE FALLS >20 FEET MOTO RCYCLE PEDESTRIAN (ADULT) CRASH >20 MPH THROW N OR RUN INJURY WITH SIG NIFI CANT ( >5 OVER MPH ) IMPACT
T RIAGE CRITERIA FREQUENCY MECHANISM OF INJURY * 5276 AUTO CRASH - INITIAL SPEED >40 MPH 1399 ROLLOVER 1094 EJECTION FROM AUTOMOBILE 559 MOT ORCYCLE-SEPARAT ION OF RIDER FROM BIKE 513 AUTO CRASH - MAJOR AUTO DEFORMITY >20 INCHES 501 AUTO CRASH - INTRUSION INTO PASSENGER COMPARTMENT >12 INCHES 444 AUTO-PEDEST RIAN INJURY WITH SIGNIFICANT ( >5 MPH ) IMPACT 411 EXTRICAT ION TIME >20 MINUTES 310 MOT ORCYCLE CRASH >20 MPH 307 PEDEST RIAN THROWN OR RUN OVER 269 AUTO-BICYCLE INJURY WITH SIGNIFICANT ( >5 MPH ) IMPACT 144 FALLS >20 FEET (ADULT) 108 DEAT H IN SAME PASSENGER COMPARTMENT 96 FALLS > TWICE PATIENT'S HEIGHT (PEDIATRICS) 26 HIGH-SPEED AUTO CRASH 1 T OT AL 11458
Note: Total number of Triage Criteria = 26394 T he Triage Criteria field allows for multiple entries of triage criteria for each patient. *Prior to data conversion some hospitals only had the ability to select the five major categories (i.e. mechanism of injury, anatomical, physiological, co-morbidity, and other). In this figure and table, the Mechanism of Injury is the highest frequency. The frequency of this category is not a total of the more specific criteria.
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TRIAGE CRITERIA - ANATOMICAL 2005
TRIAGE CRITERIA - ANATOMICAL 2005 1400 1200
1281
1000 FREQUENCY 800
917
600 400 227 200 0
ANATOMICAL CR ITERIA * PENETRATING INJU RY TO TORSO PENETRATING INJU RY TO EXTREMITY PROXIMAL TO ELBOW AND KNEE PENETRATING TW O OR MORE PENETRATING INJU RY TO HEAD PROXIMAL LONG- INJU RY TO NECK BONE FRACTURES PELVIC FRACTURES PARAL YSIS OPEN AND DEPRESSED SKULL FRACTURE FLAIL CHEST COMBINATION TRAUMA WITH BURNS AMPUTATION PROXIMAL TO W RIST AND KNEE MAJOR BURNS
153 79 58 47 22 20 19 16 6 1
T RIAGE CRITERIA ANAT OMICAL CRITERIA * PENETRAT ING INJURY TO TORSO PENETRAT ING INJURY TO EXTREMITY PROXIMAL TO ELBOW AND KNEE PENETRAT ING INJURY TO HEAD T WO OR MORE PROXIMAL LONG-BONE FRACTURES PENETRAT ING INJURY TO NECK PELVIC FRACTURES PARALYSIS OPEN AND DEPRESSED SKULL FRACTURE FLAIL CHEST COMBINAT ION TRAUMA WITH BURNS AMPUT AT ION PROXIMAL TO WRIST AND KNEE MAJOR BURNS T OT AL
FREQUENCY 1281 917 227 153 79 58 47 22 20 19 16 6 1 2846
Note: Total number of Triage Criteria = 26394 T he Triage Criteria field allows for multiple entries of triage criteria for each patient. *Prior to data conversion some hospitals only had the ability to select the five major categories (i.e. mechanism of injury, anatomical, physiological, co-morbidity, and other). In this figure and table, the Anatomical Criteria is the highest frequency. The frequency of this category is not a total of the more specific criteria.
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TRIAGE CRITERIA - PHYSIOLOGICAL 2005
TRIAGE CRITERIA - PHYSIOLOGICAL 2005
1800 1600 1400 FREQUENCY 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 PHYSIOLOGICAL CRITERIA * GLASGOW COMA SCALE <14 SYSTO LIC BLOOD PRESSURE <90 RESPIRATORY RATE <10 OR >29 REVISED TRAUMA SCORE <11 436 114 1553
75
7
T RIAGE CRITERIA PHYSIOLOGICAL CRITERIA * GLASGOW COMA SCALE <14 SYSTOLIC BLOOD PRESSURE <90 RESPIRAT ORY RATE <10 OR >29 REVISED TRAUMA SCORE <11 T OT AL
FREQUENCY 1553 436 114 75 7 2185
Note: Total number of Triage Criteria = 26394 T he Triage Criteria field allows for multiple entries of triage criteria for each patient. *Prior to data conversion some hospitals only had the ability to select the five major categories (i.e. mechanism of injury, anatomical, physiological, co-morbidity, and other). In this figure and table, the Physiological Criteria is the highest frequency. The frequency of this category is not a total of the more specific criteria.
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TRIAGE CRITERIA - CO-MORBIDITY FACTORS 2005
TRIAGE CRITERIA - CO-MORBIDITY FACTORS 2005
900 800 700 FREQUENCY 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 AGE <5 OR >55 YEARS PREGNANCY CARDIAC DISEASE, RESPIRAT ORY DISEASE INSULIN-DEPENDANT DIABETES, CIRRHOSIS, OR MORBID OBESITY PATIENT S W ITH BLEEDING DISORDER OR ON ANTICOAGULANTS IMMUNOSUPPRESSED PATIENT 170 76 14 2 340
808
T RIAGE CRITERIA FREQUENCY AGE <5 OR >55 YEARS 808 PREGNANCY 340 CARDIAC DISEASE, RESPIRATORY DISEASE 170 INSULIN-DEPENDANT DIABETES, CIRRHOSIS, OR MORBID OBESITY 76 PAT IENTS WITH BLEEDING DISORDER OR ON ANTICOAGULANTS 14 IMMUNOSUPPRESSED PATIENT 2 T OT AL 1410
Note: Total number of Triage Criteria = 26394 T he Triage Criteria field allows for multiple entries of triage criteria for each patient.
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TRIAGE CRITERIA - OTHER CATEGORIES 2005
TRIAGE CRITERIA - OTHER CATEGORIES 2005
3000 2761
2634
2526
2500
2000 FREQUENCY
1500
1000 574 500
0 OTHER *BLANK *NOT DOCUMENTED *NOT APPLICABLE
T RIAGE CRITERIA OT HER *BLANK *NOT DOCUMENTED *NOT APPLICABLE T OT AL
FREQUENCY 2761 2634 2526 574 8495
Note: Total number of Triage Criteria = 26394 T he Triage Criteria field allows for multiple entries of triage criteria for each patient.
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INJURY PLACE OF OCCURRENCE 2005
E849 INJURY PLACE OF OCCURRENCE 2005
14000
12000
NUMBER OF PATIENTS
10000
8000
6000
4000
2000
0 849.5 STREET 849.9 OR HIGHWAY UNSP ECIFIED PLACE 849.0 HOME 849.4 RECREA TION OR SPORT 849.8 OTHER SP ECIFIED PLACE 849.3 INDUSTRIAL 849.6 PUBLIC BUILDING 849.7 RES IDENTIAL INSTITUTION 849.1 FARM 849.2 MINE OR QUARRY *BLANK *NOT DOCUMENTED *NOT APPLICABLE
E849 INJURY PLACE OF OCCURRENCE NUMBER PERCENTAGE 849.5 STREET OR HIGHWAY 13002 60.02 849.9 UNSPECIFIED PLACE 2016 9.31 849.0 HOME 1820 8.40 849.4 RECREATION OR SPORT 1372 6.33 849.8 OTHER SPECIFIED PLACE 673 3.11 849.3 INDUSTRIAL 582 2.69 849.6 PUBLIC BUILDING 290 1.34 849.7 RESIDENTIAL INSTITUTION 185 0.85 849.1 FARM 38 0.18 849.2 MINE OR QUARRY 15 0.07 *BLANK 1349 6.23 *NOT DOCUMENTED 313 1.44 *NOT APPLICABLE 7 0.03 T OT AL 21662 100.00 Page 10
ICD-9-CM E-CODE INJURY DESCRIPTOR 2005 CDC/NCIPC E-CODE MECHANISM GROUPINGS * NUMBER MOT OR VEH. TRAFFIC-OCCUPANT 9198 FALL 2033 T RANSPORT , OTHER 1476 MOT OR VEH. TRAFFIC-MOTORCYCLIST 1278 FIREARM 1141 ST RUCK BY, AGAINST 1075 MOT OR VEH. TRAFFIC-PEDESTRIAN 910 CUT /PIERCE 651 PEDAL CYCLIST, OTHER 326 MOT OR VEH. TRAFFIC-PEDAL CYCLIST 288 UNSPECIFIED 281 MOT OR VEH. TRAFFIC-UNSPECIFIED 169 OT HER SPECIFIED AND CLASSIFIABLE 165 MACHINERY 105 PEDESTRIAN, OTHER 93 OT HER SPECIFIED, NEC 67 SUFFOCAT ION 35 BITES AND STINGS 27 BURN-FIRE 22 MOTOR VEH. TRAFFIC-OTHER 17 POISONING 15 DROWNING/SUBMERSION 10 NAT URAL/ENVIRONMENT AL 7 BURN-HOT OBJECT/SUBSTANCE 6 OVEREXERT ION 4 *BLANK 2263 T OTAL ** 21662 E-CODE INJURY DESCRIPTOR (FIRST) 2005
10000 9000 8000
NUMBER OF PATIENTS
7000 6000 5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0
MOTOR VEH. TRAFFIC-OCCUPANT
NATURAL/ENVIRONMENTAL
MOTOR VEH. TRAFFIC-MOTORCYCLIST
MOTOR VEH. TRAFFIC-PEDESTRIAN
MOTOR VEH. TRAFFIC-PEDAL CYCLIST
MOTOR VEH. TRAFFIC-UNSPECIFIED
OTHER SPECIFIED AND CLASSIFIABLE
BURN-HOT OBJECT/SUBSTANCE
MOTOR VEH. TRAFFIC-OTHER
STRUCK BY, AGAINST
TRANSPORT, OTHER
PEDESTRIAN, OTHER
BITES AND STINGS
DROWNING/SUBMERSION
PEDAL CYCLIST, OTHER
OTHER SPECIFIED, NEC
SUFFOCATION
MACHINERY
OVEREXERTION
UNSPECIFIED
POISONING
CUT/PIERCE
CDC/NCIPC E-CODE GROUPINGS
*Groupings based on the CDC/National Center for Injury Prevention and Control's Recommended framework of E-code groupings for presenting injury mortality and morbidity data (February 16, 2005) , http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/whatsnew/matrix2.htm. **NOTE: This report is based on the first E-code entered per patient. Total 2005 E-codes in ASTR system = 21911. ASTR system currently only downloads one E-code per patient, and registrars are instructed to enter the primary external cause of injury first.
BURN-FIRE
FIREARM
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*BLANK
FALL
ICD9-CM INJURY DIAGNOSIS 2005 ICD-9-CM INJURY DIAGNOSIS 910-919 SUPERFICIAL INJURY 920-924 CONTUSION WITH INTACT SKIN SURFACE 870-879 OPEN WOUND OF HEAD, NECK, AND TRUNK 805-809 FRACTURE OF NECK AND TRUNK 850-854 INTRACRANIAL INJURY, EXCLUDING THOSE WITH SKULL FRACTURES 800-804 FRACTURE OF SKULL 860-869 INTERNAL INJURY OF CHEST, ABDOMEN, AND PELVIS 810-819 FRACTURE OF UPPER LIMB 820-829 FRACTURE OF LOWER LIMB 840-848 SPRAINS AND STRAINS OF JOINTS AND ADJACENT MUSCLES 880-887 OPEN WOUND OF UPPER LIMB 890-897 OPEN WOUND OF LOWER LIMB 830-839 DISLOCATION 900-904 INJURY TO BLOOD VESSELS 958-959 CERTAIN TRAUMATIC COMPLICATIONS AND UNSPECIFIED INJURIES 950-957 INJURY TO NERVES AND SPINAL CORD 940-949 BURNS 925-929 CRUSHING INJURY 990-995 OTHER AND UNSPECIFIED EFFECTS OF EXTERNAL CAUSES 996-999 COMPLICATIONS OF SURGICAL AND MEDICAL CARE, NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED 960-979 POISONING BY DRUGS, MEDICINAL, AND BIOLOGICAL SUBSTANCES 930-939 EFFECTS OF FOREIGN BODY ENTERING THROUGH ORIFICE 905-909 LATE EFFECTS OF INJURIES, POISONINGS, TOXIC EFFECTS, AND OTHER EXTERNAL CAUSES 980-989 TOXIC EFFECTS OF SUBSTANCES CHIEFLY NON-MEDICINAL AS TO SOURCE *BLANK *NOT DOCUMENTED T otal ** ** Note: The ICD9-CM diagnosis field allows for entry of multiple diagnoses per patient. The total in this report is based on the occurrence of the ICD-9-CM diagnosis and is not a total patient count. FREQUENCY 6740 6383 5423 5032 4622 3829 3498 2638 2527 1783 1369 814 618 394 342 240 213 68 31 13 4 3 3 2 8221 2069 56879
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PROTECTIVE DEVICES MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS (NON-MOTORCYCLE) 2005
PROTECTIVE DEVICES - MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT (NON-MOTORCYCLE) 2005
5000 4500 4000 3500 FREQUENCY 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0
PROTECTIVE DEVICE FREQUENCY SEAT BELT 4609 NONE 3589 AIR BAG DEPLOYED 1171 AIR BAG + BELT 414 UNKNOWN 353 HELMET 261 INFANT/CHILD CAR SEAT 125 OT HER 33 PROT ECT IVE CLOTHING 25 SHOULDER HARNESS 9 EYE PROTECTION 2 PADDING 2 *BLANK 312 *NOT DOCUMENTED 607 *NOT APPLICABLE 763 T OT AL 12275
SEA T BELT
NONE
AIR BAG DEPLOYED
AIR BAG + BELT
UNKNOWN
HEL MET
INFA NT/CHILD CAR SEAT
OTHER
PROTEC TIVE CLOTHING
SHOULDE R HARNES S
EYE PROTEC TION
PA DD ING
*BLANK
*NOT DOC UMENTED
*NOT APPLICAB LE
PROTECT IVE DEVICE
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PROTECTIVE DEVICES MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS (MOTORCYCLE) 2005
PROTECTIVE DEVICES - MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT (MOTORCYCLE) 2005 900 800 700 600
FREQUENCY
500 400 300 200 100 0
PROTECTIVE DEVICE FREQUENCY HELMET 768 NONE 695 UNKNOWN 145 PROT ECT IVE CLOTHING 88 OT HER 56 SEAT BELT 8 EYE PROTECTION 4 PADDING 3 INFANT/CHILD CAR SEAT 2 AIR BAG + BELT 2 HARD HAT 1 *BLANK 24 *NOT DOCUMENTED 63 *NOT APPLICABLE 4 T OT AL 1863
HELME T
NONE
UNKNOW N
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
OTHER
SEAT BELT
EYE PROTECTION
PADDING
INFANT/CHILD CAR SEAT
AIR BAG + BELT
HARD HAT
*BLANK
*NOT *NOT DOCUMENTED APPLICABLE
PROTECT IVE DEVICE
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EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT DISPOSITION 2005
ED DISPOSITION 2005
7000
6194
6000
5893
NUMBER OF PATIENTS
5000
4550
4000
3000
2000
1913
1000
495
410
382
362
MORGUE
670 224
PEDIATRICS
220
PICU
161
ADMITTED TO MONITORED TELEMETRY FLOOR BED
79
LAW ENFORCEMENT
51
STEPDOWN/ICA
29
UNABLE TO COMPLETE TREATMENT/AMA
13
TRANSFERRED TO PSYCHIATRIC FACILITY *BLANK
16
*NOT APPLICABLE
0
ADMITTED TO HOSP ITAL FLOOR BED OBSERVA TION OTHER HOME TRANSFERRED TO OTHER FACILITY ADMITTED TO ICU ADMITTED TO OR
ED DISPOSITION NUMBER PERCENT AGE ADMIT T ED TO HOSPITAL FLOOR BED 6194 28.59 HOME 5893 27.20 ADMIT T ED TO ICU 4550 21.00 ADMITT ED TO OR 1913 8.83 OBSERVAT ION 495 2.29 OT HER 410 1.89 T RANSFERRED TO OTHER FACILITY 382 1.76 MORGUE 362 1.67 PEDIAT RICS 224 1.03 PICU 220 1.02 ADMIT T ED TO MONITORED TELEMETRY FLOOR BED 161 0.74 LAW ENFORCEMENT 79 0.36 ST EPDOWN/ICA 51 0.24 UNABLE TO COMPLETE TREATMENT/AMA 29 0.13 T RANSFERRED TO PSYCHIATRIC FACILITY 13 0.06 *BLANK 670 3.09 *NOT APPLICABLE 16 0.07 T OT AL 21662 100.00 Page 15
HOSPITAL DISCHARGE DISPOSITION 2005
HOSPITAL DISCHARGE DISPOSITION 2005 Dis positions not represented on chart below: HOM E, NO ASSISTANCE = 13,413 patients NOT APPLICABLE = 3,732 patients
1000
984
800
707
659
600
564
400
383 300 238 218 150 91 76 69
200
DISCHARGE DISPOSITION NUMBER PERCENT HOME, NO ASSISTANCE 13413 61.92 REHABILITAT ION FACILITY 984 4.54 DEAT H IN HOSPITAL 707 3.26 T RANSFERRED TO ACUTE CARE FACILITY 564 2.60 DISCHARGED, SNF 383 1.77 ICF/ECF 300 1.38 HOME HEALTH 238 1.10 LAW ENFORCEMENT 218 1.01 UNABLE TO COMPLETE TREATMENT/AMA 150 0.69 T RANSFERED TO PSYCHIATRIC FACILITY 91 0.42 OT HER 76 0.35 DEAD ON ARRIVAL 69 0.32 HOME, REHAB 43 0.20 T RANSFERRED TO BURN FACILITY 24 0.11 DIED DURING RESUSCITATION 9 0.04 *BLANK 659 3.04 *NOT DOCUMENTED 2 0.01 *NOT APPLICABLE 3732 17.23 T OT AL 21662 100.00
2
NUMBER OF PATIENTS
43
24
9
0
TRANSFERED TO PSYCHIATRIC FACILITY
TRANSFERRED TO ACUTE CARE FACILITY
DEATH IN HOSPITAL
REHABILITATION FACILITY
HOME, REHAB
DEAD ON ARRIVAL
DIED DURING RESUSCITATION
UNABLE TO COMPLETE TREATMENT/AMA
LAW ENFORCEMENT
*NOT DOCUMENTED
DISCHARGED, SNF
ICF/ECF
HOME HEALTH
TRANSFERRED TO BURN FACILITY
*BLANK
OTHER
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LENGTH OF STAY (HOURS) IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT 2005 ED LENGTH OF STAY 2005
4500 4000 NUMBER OF PATIENTS 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12-23 24 - 35 >= 36 *BLANK *N/D *N/A
NUMBER OF HOURS
LENGT H OF STAY (HOURS) IN ED NUMBER PERCENTAGE 0 2025 9.35 1 4092 18.90 2 4116 19.01 3 3236 14.95 4 2153 9.94 5 1264 5.84 6 742 3.43 7 526 2.43 8 334 1.54 9 214 0.99 10 150 0.69 11 107 0.49 12-23 386 1.78 24 - 35 66 0.30 >= 36 22 0.05 *BLANK 1943 8.97 *N/D 203 0.94 *N/A 82 0.38 TOT AL * 21661 100.00
*Note: This field needs further clean-up to address inconsistencies in the data. Values range from -22 to 8777 hours.
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HOSPITAL LENGTH OF STAY (DAYS) 2005
HOSPIT AL LENGTH OF STAY 2005
8000 7000
NUMBER OF PATIENTS
6000 5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0
0
1
2
3
4
5
NUMBER OF DAYS
6
7
8-30
>30
*BLANK
*N/A
HOSPIT AL LENGTH OF ST AY (DAYS) 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8-30 >30 *BLANK *N/A T OT AL
NUMBER PERCENT AGE 207 7793 3448 1851 1353 873 683 523 2308 199 2383 41 21662 0.96 35.98 15.92 8.54 6.25 4.03 3.15 2.41 10.65 0.92 11.00 0.19 100.00
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TOTAL DAYS IN ICU 2005
TOTAL DAYS IN ICU 2005
9000 8000 7000 6000
8734
NUMBER OF PATIENTS
5111
5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0
2370 1809 1077 588 300 4 202 5 153 6 ICU DAYS 105 7 8-30 762 54 >30 *BLANK *N/A 397 *N/D
0
1
2
3
T OT AL DAYS IN ICU NUMBER PERCENT AGE 0 5111 23.59 1 1809 8.35 2 1077 4.97 3 588 2.71 4 300 1.38 5 202 0.93 6 153 0.71 7 105 0.48 8-30 762 3.52 >30 54 0.25 *BLANK 8734 40.32 *N/A 2370 10.94 *N/D 397 1.83 T OT AL 21662 100.00
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PATIENT FINAL OUTCOME 2005
PATIENT FINAL OUTCOME 2005 NOT DOC (3) UNKNOW N (6) DIED (807) 4% *BLANK (685) 3%
OUT COME LIVED DIED UNKNOWN *NOT DOC *BLANK T OT AL
NUMBER PERCENT 20161 93.07 807 3.73 6 0.03 3 0.01 685 3.16 21662 100.00
Note: NOT DOC means Not Documented
LIVED (20161) 93%
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INJURY SEVERITY SCORE BY PATIENT OUTCOME SUMMARY 2005
ISS BY PATIENT OUTCOME SUMMARY 2005
16000 NUMBER OF PATIENTS 14000 12000 10000 8000 6000 4000 2000 0 ISS 1-9 ISS 10-15 ISS 16-24 ISS >=25 *BLANK LIVED 13670 2507 1878 1033 1073 DIED 65 38 109 568 27 UNK 6 0 0 0 0 *NOT DOC 0 0 0 0 3 *BLANK 335 32 40 46 232
ISS ISS 1-9 ISS 10-15 ISS 16-24 ISS >=25 *BLANK T OT AL
LIVED 13670 2507 1878 1033 1073 20161
DIED 65 38 109 568 27 807
UNK*NOT DOC 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 6 3
*BLANK 335 32 40 46 232 685
T OT AL 14076 2577 2027 1647 1335 21662
Note: NOT DOC means Not Documented
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DEATHS BY ISS SCORE AND AGE 2005
DEATHS BY ISS SCORE AND AGE 2005
100 90 NUMBER OF DEATHS 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 ISS 1-9 ISS 10-15 ISS 16-24 ISS >24 AGE <1 1-4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65-74 75-84 >= 85 T OT AL <1 0 0 1 3 ISS 1-9 0 0 0 1 4 13 6 11 9 10 3 5 2 64 1-4 0 0 2 14 5-9 0 0 0 13 10-14 1 2 1 12 ISS >24 3 14 13 12 63 92 88 81 60 50 35 36 20 567 15-19 4 5 6 63 20-24 13 3 6 92 T OT AL 4 16 13 16 78 114 122 110 83 79 52 57 30 774 25-34 6 8 20 88 35-44 11 4 14 81 45-54 9 1 13 60 55-64 10 6 13 50 65-74 3 4 10 35 75-84 5 1 15 36 >= 85 2 3 5 20
ISS 10-15 ISS 16-24 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 1 5 6 3 6 8 20 4 14 1 13 6 13 4 10 1 15 3 5 37 106
Note: Patient count = 807, Patients processed = 774
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