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In the present study, the hospital mortality rate of patients with blood stream infection was 16%.
Reduced food intake can therefore be seen as a risk factor for hospital mortality.
While some trials show a decrease in hospital mortality the overall effect is unclear as of 2008.
Even so, in neither of these months has an increase in hospital mortality been demonstrated.
The new approach provided more accurate estimates of hospital mortality in each hospital than the old model.
In the most recent 47 patients undergoing elective surgery, the hospital mortality was only 6.4%. "
She was never too keen on hospital mortality figures as outcome measures anyway:
Effects on all cause hospital mortality was inconclusive.
Hospital mortality was defined as the mortality during the postoperative stay in hospital.
Each diagnosis carries a weighting, and the combination of this and the accumulated points gives a predicted hospital mortality.
Predicted hospital mortality was calculated with the logistic regression formulas described originally [ 2, 3, 4].
Then in 2013, HealthGrades ranked the Dayton region number one in the nation for the lowest hospital mortality rate.
Recent lists of hospital mortality has shown the JPUH to have outcomes amongst the best in the country.
In those for whom thrombolysis failed to open the vessel there was a 10.4% incidence of hospital mortality, despite successful angioplasty to restore vessel patency.
The main objective of the study was to define an all-cause hospital mortality breakpoint for carbapenem MICs that were adjusted for risk factors.
The Government's report today on hospital mortality rates was praised by many, but flaws in the study show that measuring quality of care is a science still in its infancy.
The disparity mirrors one reported 20 months ago when the Federal Health Care Financing Agency issued its first national list of hospital mortality rates for Medicare patients.
Understanding the Numbers Critics note the controversies surrounding Medicare reports on hospital mortality rates and the statistics on individual doctors published in recent years in a few states.
The message from all three units is similar - hospital mortality from the first variceal bleed is not significantly greater in the elderly than in patients under 65 years.
Key messages APACHE II with its original diagnostic category weight overestimated hospital mortality in postoperative liver transplantation patients.
Cho and Wang [ 14] concluded that, for head-injured patients, the GCS has good predictive value for hospital mortality in comparison with other evaluation scales.
The risks of surgery are undoubtedly higher in patients of this age - in two series the hospital mortality was around 10% and the incidence of postoperative stroke was 4%.
Joseph Lister, while Regius Professor of Clinical Surgery at Glasgow University, began experiments designed to reduce high hospital mortality rates from septic inflammation.
Another systematic review and meta-analysis published in 2007 showed no statistically significant difference in morbidity, hospital mortality, or survival between PPPD or SW.
But the department, which in recent weeks has issued major studies on hospital mortality rates and the quality of nursing home care, says the rules have been a victim of its own heavy workload.