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Table 2 Characteristics of admissions by presence of acute and chronic pain measures

From: Acute pain and self-directed discharge among hospitalized patients with opioid-related diagnoses: a cohort study

 

Admissions

N (%)

Homeless

N (%)

LOS daysa

Median (IQR)

Self-discharge

N (%)

All admissions

7972

985 (12.4%)

4 (2–6)

1244 (15.6%)

Acute pain

2856 (35.8%)

471 (16.5%)

4 (2–8)

581 (20.3%)

No acute pain

5116 (64.2%)

514 (10.1%)

4 (2–6)

663 (12.9%)

Admissions for patients with 2+ admissions

3287

701 (21.3%)

4 (2–7)

671 (20.4%)

Major chronic paina

Neither documented nor missing

2611 (79.4%)

550 (21.1%)

4 (2–6)

535 (20.5%)

Documented

309 (9.4%)

59 (19.1%)

4 (2–7)

47 (15.2%)

“Missing”

367 (11.2%)

92 (25.1%)

4 (2–9)

89 (24.3%)

Mikosz chronic paina

Neither documented nor missing

2543 (77.4%)

505 (19.9%)

4 (2–6)

494 (19.4%)

Documented

352 (10.7%)

73 (20.7%)

4 (2–8)

65 (18.5%)

“Missing”

392 (11.9%)

123 (31.4%)

4 (2–7)

112 (28.6%)

Chronic overlapping pain conditionsa

Neither documented nor missing

2863 (87.1%)

586 (20.5%)

4 (2–6)

565 (19.7%)

Documented

173 (5.3%)

33 (19.1%)

4 (2–7)

35 (20.2%)

“Missing”

251 (7.6%)

82 (32.7%)

4 (2–7)

71 (28.3%)

  1. The full list of associated ICD-10 codes is provided in Additional file 1. Data are expressed as No. (%) unless otherwise indicated. Additional information about indicators is provide in Table
  2. aLength of stay expressed as average (Std)