Survivorship After Acute Lung Injury: 2-Year Healthcare Resource Utilization And Costs

Ruhl, A. Parker; Panek, Julia A.; Steinwachs, Donald M.; Mendez-Tellez, Pedro A.; Sevransky, Jonathan; Shanholtz, Carl; Pronovost, Peter J.

doi:10.1164/ajrccm-conference.2012.185.1_meetingabstracts.a3887

C14. Clinical Trials in Critical Care 2012

DOI: 10.1164/ajrccm-conference.2012.185.1_meetingabstracts.a3887

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Survivorship After Acute Lung Injury: 2-Year Healthcare Resource Utilization And Costs

A. Parker Ruhl¹,

Julia A. Panek²,

Donald M. Steinwachs³

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“…Our objectives are to evaluate inpatient admissions, associated costs, and patientand intensive care unit (ICU)-related factors associated with such costs for 2-year survivors of ALI. Some results of this study have been previously reported as an abstract (19).…”

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In this multisite study of 138 two-year survivors of ALI, 80% had one or more inpatient admission, representing a median (IQR) estimated cost $35,259 ($10,565-$81,166) per patient and $6,598,766 for the entire cohort. Hospital readmissions represented 76% of total inpatient costs, and having Medicare or Medicaid before ALI was associated with increased costs. With the aging population and increasing comorbidity, these findings have important health policy implications for the care of critically ill patients.

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