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Association of emergency department pediatric readiness with mortality to 1 year among injured children treated at trauma centers

JAMA Feb 05, 2022

Researchers aimed at evaluating if high emergency department (ED) pediatric readiness is correlated with long-term survival among injured children presenting to 146 trauma centers.

  • Retrospective cohort study including 88,071 injured children who were residents of 8 states with admission, transfer to, or injury-related death at one of 146 participating trauma centers.

  • There was a 30% lower hazard of death to 1 year in correlation with receiving initial care in an ED in the highest quartile of readiness.

  • Even after removing children who died early, the findings remained consistent.

  • Overall results suggest an independent correlation of high ED readiness with long-term survival among injured children.

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