Cristiane S Paula, Jair J Mari, Isabel Altenfelder Santos Bordin, Euripedes C Miguel, Isabela Fortes, Natalia Barroso, Luis Augusto Rohde, Evandro Silva Freire Coutinho
Early vulnerabilities for psychiatric disorders in elementary schoolchildren from four Brazilian regions
Social psychiatry and psychiatric epidemiology
investigate factors associated prolonged length stay high cost among pediatric hospitalizations primary ophthalmic diagnosis retrospective crosssectional study utilized data pediatric admissions primary ophthalmic diagnosis multicenter 2016 kids inpatient database multivariable logistic regression models adjusted demographic hospital admission characteristics used evaluate factors associated prolonged stay high cost defined exceeding 75th percentile 4 days 12642 respectively estimated 6811 pediatric hospitalizations primary ophthalmic diagnosis united states 2016 included adjusted analysis prolonged length stay likely medicaid vs private insurance 119 95 ci 102 140 p 03 nontrauma vs trauma 277 95 ci 212 363 p 001 urban teaching hospitals vs rural 348 95 ci 104 1169 p 04 high cost stay likely higher income levels quartile 3 vs 1 130 95 ci 102 167 p 04 quartile 4 vs 1 149 95 ci 108 205 p 02 private insurance vs medicaid 126 95 ci 104 153 p 02 western hospitals vs south 274 95 ci 183 412 p 001 trauma vs nontrauma 329 95 ci 257 421 p 001 children young adults higher odds prolonged stay adolescents young adults higher odds high cost compared toddlers p 05 additional work addressing factors associated higher resource utilization may help promote delivery quality inpatient pediatric eye care