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Table 1 Frequency distribution of study participants based on demographic and disease information

From: Comparison of emergency physician opinions with MSOFA and PREMEWS scores in determining the necessity of non-traumatic internal medicine patient transfers to the emergency department: a longitudinal study

Variable

Frequency (Percentage)

Variable

Frequency (Percentage)

Gender

Male

363 (53.8)

Previous Hospitalization

Yes

398 (59)

Female

312 (46.2)

No

277 (41)

Duration of Observation in the ED

0–3 h

247 (36.6)

Patient Status After Receiving Emergency Services

Transfer to Internal Medicine Department

113 (16.75)

3–6 h

244 (36.1)

Transfer to (ICU)

111 (16.45)

6–12 h

128 (19)

Discharge from the ED

433 (64.1)

12<

56 (8.3)

Death in the ED

18 (2.7)

Final Outcome of Hospitalized Patients

Discharge from the Hospital

181 (80.8)

Necessity of Transfer

from the Emergency

Medicine Perspective

Required

465 (68.9)

Death

43 (19.2)

Not Required

210 (31.1)

Main Complaint

Neurological

86 (12.7)

Main Complaint

Endocrine

16 (2.4)

Cardiovascular

228 (33.8)

LOC

56 (8.3)

Gastrointestinal

53 (7.9)

Poisoning

71 (10.5)

Respiratory

56 (8.3)

Other Conditions

32 (4.7)

Urinary System

2 (0.3)

Weakness and Fatigue

43 (19.20)