Table 1 Hospital and intensive care unit characteristics according to hospital survivability of patients with sepsis.

From: Factors relating to mortality in septic patients in Vietnamese intensive care units from a subgroup analysis of MOSAICS II study

Variable

All cases

Survived

Died

Pa

Hospital characteristics

Type of hospital, no. (%)

n = 252

n = 151

n = 101

–

 Rural

0

0

0

 

 Urban

252 (100)

151 (100)

101 (100)

 

University affiliation, no. (%)

n = 252

n = 151

n = 101

< 0.001

 No

153 (60.7)

105 (69.5)

48 (47.5)

 

 Yes

99 (39.3)

46 (30.5)

53 (52.5)

 

ICU characteristics

Nature of ICU, no. (%)

n = 252

n = 151

n = 101

–

 Open

0

0

0

 

 Closed

252 (100)

151 (100)

101 (100)

 

Type of ICU, no. (%)

n = 252

n = 151

n = 101

0.589

 Medical

110 (43.7)

68 (45.0)

42 (41.6)

 

 Surgical

0

0

0

 

 Mixed

142 (56.3)

83 (55.0)

59 (58.4)

 

Nurse to patient ratio, no. (%)

n = 252

n = 151

n = 101

0.079

 1 or more nurses:1 patient

7 (2.8)

7 (4.6)

0

 

 1 nurse:2 patients

187 (74.2)

111 (73.5)

76 (75.2)

 

 1 nurse:3 patients

0

0

0

 

 1 nurse:4 or more patients

58 (23.0)

33 (21.9)

25 (24.8)

 

Intensivist to patient ratio, no. (%)

n = 252

n = 151

n = 101

0.446

 1 intensivist:5 or fewer patients

165 (65.5)

96 (63.6)

69 (68.3)

 

 1 intensivist:6–8 patients

75 (29.8)

49 (32.5)

26 (25.7)

 

 1 intensivist:9–11 patients

0

0

0

 

 1 intensivist:12 or more patients

12 (4.8)

6 (4.0)

6 (5.9)

 

Training programme in ICU, no. (%)

n = 252

n = 151

n = 101

0.010

 No

50 (19.8)

22 (14.6)

28 (27.7)

 

 Yes

202 (80.2)

129 (85.4)

73 (72.3)

 
  1. ICU intensive care unit, no. number.
  2. aComparison between survived and died patients with sepsis.