May 2002
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European Heart Journal Supplements
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... Our analysis shows that patients admitted to a medical ward tended to be older and have a higher GRACE-risk score on admission, which is associated with greater inhospital mortality. 25,26 Our subgroup analysis showed that the characteristics of patients admitted to a cardiac ward and CCU were similar, with the main difference being patients in CCU representing a 'sicker' cohort of patients as evidenced by a greater proportion presenting as a cardiac arrest or with a high GRACE risk score. The main structural differences of a CCU in comparison to a 'general' cardiac ward include increased nursing ratios, fewer patients, and increased use of invasive monitoring equipment. ...
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May 2002
European Heart Journal Supplements