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Table 2 Characteristics of hospitals and patients with hip fracture aged ≥ 80 years

From: Association of two geriatric treatment systems on care home admission and mortality in patients with hip fracture

Hospital characteristics

Number of hospitals (N = 561)

Number of patients (N = 23,046)

Rate of transfers to subacute rehabilitation (TSR)b

Low

Medium

High

Rate of acute geriatric care (AGC)a

None

5 (0.9%)

111 (0.5%)

68 (12.1%)

2458 (10.7%)

70 (12.5%)

2597 (11.3%)

Medium

47 (8.4%)

1798 (7.8%)

71 (12.7%)

3552 (15.4%)

92 (16.4%)

5008 (21.7%)

High

136 (24.2%)

4852 (21.1%)

47 (8.4%)

1655 (7.2%)

25 (4.5%)

1015 (4.4%)

Patient characteristics

Age (years); Mean (SD)

86.7 (4.5)

 

80–85; N (%)

10,143 (44.0%)

 

 ≥ 86; N (%)

12,903 (56.0%)

 

Female; N (%)

17,973 (78.0%)

 

Care need at admission; N (%)

13,106 (56.9%)

 

Medication-based comorbidity score; Mean (SD)

4.0 (2.0)

 

Days from hospital admission to surgery

0; N (%)

7582 (32.9%)

 

1; N (%)

9590 (41.6%)

 

2; N (%)

2403 (10.4%)

 

 ≥ 3; N (%)

1618 (7.0%)

 

NAc; N (%)

1853 (8.0%)

 
  1. aRate of acute geriatric care (OPS 8–550): None: 0%; Medium: > 0 to ≤ 48.8%; High: > 48.8%
  2. bRate of transfers to subacute rehabilitation: Low: < 18.6%; Medium: 18.6 to 43.6%; High: > 43.6%
  3. cNA = No surgery-relevant OPS-code found on individual patient level data
  4. SD standard deviation