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Table 3 Comparison of baseline demographic information between case and control groups

From: Incorporating informatively collected laboratory data from EHR in clinical prediction models

 

Control (N = 100,187)

Case (N = 5011)

SMDa

Length of Stay (hour)

  

0.0502

 Median [Q1, Q3]

96.0 [48.0, 168]

96.0 [54.0, 144]

 

Admission type

  

0.504

 Elective

29,015 (29.0%)

2567 (51.2%)

 

 Emergency

44,193 (44.1%)

1795 (35.8%)

 

 Trauma Center

14 (0.0%)

1 (0.0%)

 

 Urgent

26,965 (26.9%)

648 (12.9%)

 

Sex

  

0.184

 Female

53,777 (53.7%)

2230 (44.5%)

 

 Male

46,410 (46.3%)

2781 (55.5%)

 

Age (year)

  

0.366

 Median [Q1, Q3]

58.0 [40.0,69.0]

64.0 [52.0, 73.0]

 

Race

  

0.307

 American Indian or Alaskan Native

649 (0.6%)

40 (0.8%)

 

 Asian

1729 (1.7%)

58 (1.2%)

 

 Black or African American

30,248 (30.2%)

967 (19.3%)

 

 Caucasian/White

61,591 (61.5%)

3752 (74.9%)

 

 Missing

1594 (1.6%)

86 (1.7%)

 

 Other

4376 (4.4%)

108 (2.2%)

 
  1. aThe standardized mean difference (SMD) is utilized as the metric for comparing the groups