Abstract:With regard to discrepancies in the cardiologic assistance, gender differences within predictive models are usually taken as ‘disparities’. However, such differences should be further scrutinised. We aimed to apply the Blinder–Oaxaca method in order to investigate potential sex-related disparities in the time from onset of symptoms to upscale assistance in ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) patients transferred to referential hospitals. All public and private hospitals with 24/7 PCI facilities … Show more
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