December 4, 2025MedicineOpen Access

Short-term prognosis analysis of critically ill patients entering the emergency department by different ways based on propensity score matching

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Analysis reveals critical differences in patient outcomes based on transportation method, highlighting key safety issues.

Patients transported by ambulance experienced higher in-hospital mortality and intensive care unit admissions than nonambulance patients.
In total, 1150 critically ill patients were included, with significant differences noted in emergency outcomes across transportation types.
Using propensity score matching, the study examined short-term prognoses based on two transportation methods: ambulance and nonambulance.
Findings underscore the need for improved management protocols for ambulance-transported patients to minimize adverse outcomes.

Xia et al. (2025) studied this question.

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December 4, 2025MedicineOpen Access

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Analysis reveals critical differences in patient outcomes based on transportation method, highlighting key safety issues.

Patients transported by ambulance experienced higher in-hospital mortality and intensive care unit admissions than nonambulance patients.
In total, 1150 critically ill patients were included, with significant differences noted in emergency outcomes across transportation types.
Using propensity score matching, the study examined short-term prognoses based on two transportation methods: ambulance and nonambulance.
Findings underscore the need for improved management protocols for ambulance-transported patients to minimize adverse outcomes.

Xia et al. (2025) studied this question.

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