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Usage
Format
Source
Description
A dataset containing the attributes of 309 hospitals in UK, Australia and
New Zealand who responded to the SNAP-2: EPICCS Organisational Survey
Usage
1
Format
A data frame with 309 rows and 39 variables:
- hospitalName
Hospital names have been replaced with a anonymised ID
- hospitalBeds
Total number of beds in the hospital
- icu
Logical, whether the hospital has an Intensive Care Unit
- hdu
Logical, whether the hospital has a High Dependency Unit
- ed
Logical, whether the hospital has an emergency department
- ccuBedsTot
Total number of critical care beds in the hospital
- ventBedsTot
Total number of ventilated critical care beds in the hospital
- tertiaryServices
Free-text strings, raw responses from the survey indicating whether the hospital provided particular tertiary services
- pacu
Logical, whether the hospital has post-anaesthesia care units or recovery area that routinely accepts ventilated patients for planned overnight recovery after surgery
- enhancedWard
Logical, whether the hospital has other ward areas, i.e. "High-Acuity" beds, which receive high-risk surgical patients for enhanced perioperative care besides the ICU/HDU
- enhancedWardCount
Total number of High-Acuity areas in the hospital which receive high-risk surgical patients
- enhancedWardBedsTot
Total number of High-Acuity beds in the hospital
- genSurgTotalBeds
Total number of inpatient surgical beds in the hospital
- genSurgWards
Total number of inpatient surgical wards in the hospital
- genSurgAveBeds
The number of beds in an "average" surgical ward in the hospital. Exact wording of question: 'How many beds would there be in an "average" surgical ward at your hospital? (Please give best approximation. Your hospital may have multiple surgical subspecialties. By "average" we mean a archetypical/stereotypical surgical ward, that may manage the most common inpatient surgical procedures at your hospital.)'
- genSurgNurseDay
The typical number of nurses available on the "average" surgical ward per day-time shift
- genSurgNurseNight
The typical number of nurses available on the "average" surgical ward per night-time shift
- genSurgHcaDay
The typical number of healthcare assistants available on the "average" surgical ward per day-time shift
- genSurgHcaNight
The typical number of healthcare assistants available on the "average" surgical ward per night-time shift
- policies
Logical, whether the hospital has specific specific policies or pathways for particular patient subgroups
- policiesSpec
Free-text strings, specialties with specific specific policies or pathways
- bariatrics
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary bariatric surgery
- boneMarrowTx
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary bone marrow transplantation
- burns
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary burns care
- cardiothoracics
Logical, whether the hospital offers cardiothoracic surgery
- complexColorectal
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary complex colorectal surgery
- complexCardiology
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary complex interventional cardiology
- ecmo
Logical, whether the hospital offers extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation
- hpb
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary hepatobiliary surgery
- hasu
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary hyper-acute stroke services
- majTrauma
Logical, whether the hospital is a designated major trauma unit
- maxFax
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary maxillofacial surgery
- neurosurgery
Logical, whether the hospital offers neurosurgery
- transplants
Logical, whether the hospital offers solid-organ transplant surgery
- upperGI
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary upper gastrointestinal surgery
- vascular
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary vascular surgery
- ortho
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary complex orthopaedic surgery
- country
Factor, country where the hospital is located (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Australia or New Zealand)
- countryAgg
Factor, country where the hospital is located, aggregated country list (UK, Australia or New Zealand)
Source
The data originates from the Second Sprint National Anaesthesia Project:
EPIdemiology of Critical Care provision after Surgery (SNAP-2: EPICCS) Organisational Survey.
The data was used in a paper referenced: Wong DJN, Popham S, Wilson AM, Barneto LM, Lindsay HA, Farmer L, et al. Postoperative critical care and high-acuity care provision in the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand. British Journal of Anaesthesia. 2019 Feb 8
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S000709121930011X
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Description Usage Format Source
Description
A dataset containing the attributes of 309 hospitals in UK, Australia and New Zealand who responded to the SNAP-2: EPICCS Organisational Survey
Usage
1 |
Format
A data frame with 309 rows and 39 variables:
- hospitalName
Hospital names have been replaced with a anonymised ID
- hospitalBeds
Total number of beds in the hospital
- icu
Logical, whether the hospital has an Intensive Care Unit
- hdu
Logical, whether the hospital has a High Dependency Unit
- ed
Logical, whether the hospital has an emergency department
- ccuBedsTot
Total number of critical care beds in the hospital
- ventBedsTot
Total number of ventilated critical care beds in the hospital
- tertiaryServices
Free-text strings, raw responses from the survey indicating whether the hospital provided particular tertiary services
- pacu
Logical, whether the hospital has post-anaesthesia care units or recovery area that routinely accepts ventilated patients for planned overnight recovery after surgery
- enhancedWard
Logical, whether the hospital has other ward areas, i.e. "High-Acuity" beds, which receive high-risk surgical patients for enhanced perioperative care besides the ICU/HDU
- enhancedWardCount
Total number of High-Acuity areas in the hospital which receive high-risk surgical patients
- enhancedWardBedsTot
Total number of High-Acuity beds in the hospital
- genSurgTotalBeds
Total number of inpatient surgical beds in the hospital
- genSurgWards
Total number of inpatient surgical wards in the hospital
- genSurgAveBeds
The number of beds in an "average" surgical ward in the hospital. Exact wording of question: 'How many beds would there be in an "average" surgical ward at your hospital? (Please give best approximation. Your hospital may have multiple surgical subspecialties. By "average" we mean a archetypical/stereotypical surgical ward, that may manage the most common inpatient surgical procedures at your hospital.)'
- genSurgNurseDay
The typical number of nurses available on the "average" surgical ward per day-time shift
- genSurgNurseNight
The typical number of nurses available on the "average" surgical ward per night-time shift
- genSurgHcaDay
The typical number of healthcare assistants available on the "average" surgical ward per day-time shift
- genSurgHcaNight
The typical number of healthcare assistants available on the "average" surgical ward per night-time shift
- policies
Logical, whether the hospital has specific specific policies or pathways for particular patient subgroups
- policiesSpec
Free-text strings, specialties with specific specific policies or pathways
- bariatrics
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary bariatric surgery
- boneMarrowTx
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary bone marrow transplantation
- burns
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary burns care
- cardiothoracics
Logical, whether the hospital offers cardiothoracic surgery
- complexColorectal
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary complex colorectal surgery
- complexCardiology
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary complex interventional cardiology
- ecmo
Logical, whether the hospital offers extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation
- hpb
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary hepatobiliary surgery
- hasu
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary hyper-acute stroke services
- majTrauma
Logical, whether the hospital is a designated major trauma unit
- maxFax
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary maxillofacial surgery
- neurosurgery
Logical, whether the hospital offers neurosurgery
- transplants
Logical, whether the hospital offers solid-organ transplant surgery
- upperGI
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary upper gastrointestinal surgery
- vascular
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary vascular surgery
- ortho
Logical, whether the hospital offers tertiary complex orthopaedic surgery
- country
Factor, country where the hospital is located (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Australia or New Zealand)
- countryAgg
Factor, country where the hospital is located, aggregated country list (UK, Australia or New Zealand)
Source
The data originates from the Second Sprint National Anaesthesia Project: EPIdemiology of Critical Care provision after Surgery (SNAP-2: EPICCS) Organisational Survey. The data was used in a paper referenced: Wong DJN, Popham S, Wilson AM, Barneto LM, Lindsay HA, Farmer L, et al. Postoperative critical care and high-acuity care provision in the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand. British Journal of Anaesthesia. 2019 Feb 8 http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S000709121930011X
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