Effect of a Mass Casualty Incident Clinical Outcomes and Hospital Charges for Casualty Patients Versus Concurrent Inpatients
Abir, M., Choi, H., Cook, C., et al.
(2012).
Effect of a Mass Casualty Incident: Clinical Outcomes and Hospital Charges for Casualty Patients Versus Concurrent Inpatients.
Academic Emergency Medicine. 19(3):280-6.
The authors conducted a retrospective study of administrative hospital claims in a state that experienced a mass casualty incident involving more than 200 casualties. They found that--when adjusted for severity of illness--both casualty and non-casualty patients had significantly longer lengths of stay and higher charges than traditional patients during non-surge periods.
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