旨在避免入院的工具在不同的死亡率阈值下是否有效？系统回顾。

Q3 Medicine Acute Medicine Pub Date : 2024-01-01 DOI:10.52964/AMJA.0990

Ciara Harris, Agnieszka Ignatowicz, Thomas Knight, Brian Willis, Daniel Lasserson

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目的确定前门出院决策工具是否在不同的死亡率阈值下运行：在三个数据库中搜索了测试、推导或验证前门风险预测工具或出院决策辅助工具的研究，这些工具都有明确的出院 "临界值"，并报告了死亡率或再入院率。还包括支持将工具纳入国家指南的研究：结果：共纳入 24 项研究，主要针对急性胸痛。根据工具得出的出院死亡率为 0-1.7%。八项研究报告了再入院率，其中提前出院或被视为低风险者的再入院率为 0-8%：虽然决策辅助工具认为低风险患者的死亡率低于入院患者或对照组，但低风险患者或出院患者的再入院率往往高于对照组或入院患者。

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Do tools aimed at avoiding hospital admission operate at different mortality thresholds? A systematic review.

Objective: To determine whether front-door discharge decision tools operate at different mortality thresholds.

Methods: Three databases searched, for studies testing, deriving or validating front-door risk prediction tools or discharge decision aids, with defined discharge 'cut-off', reporting mortality or readmission rates. Studies supporting tools' inclusion in national guidelines were also included.

Results: Twenty-four studies were included, frequently for acute chest pain. Mortality rates among those discharged based on tools 0-1.7%. Eight studies reported readmission rates, 0-8% among those discharged early or deemed low-risk.

Conclusion: Although mortality rates were lower for those deemed low-risk by decision aids than those admitted or control groups, readmission rates tended to be higher among low-risk or discharged patients, than among control group or admitted patients.

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Acute Medicine Medicine-Emergency Medicine

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