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Building a research-ready database of rural emergency presentations: The RAHDaR pilot study
1Centre for Rural Emergency Medicine, Deakin University, Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia.
Objectives:
A small amount of data from rural emergency facilities is collated with large urban datasets, but there are no dedicated rural emergency datasets.
Methods:
A network of 10 rural hospitals provided ongoing detailed emergency presentation data.
Results:
Of 59 044 emergency presentations, 25 237 patients were managed entirely at the small local hospital, including 586 triage category 2 cardiac patients, 5663 paediatric patients and 310 mental health clients.
Conclusions:
The RAHDaR dataset includes high-risk presentations managed entirely at low resource sites and, as further sites are added, will tackle the biases that can misrepresent the performance of small rural hospitals.
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