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Table 1 Demographic data and characteristics of CABG malpractice claims (Subdivided According to Hospitals with Different Level) (Created by the authors)

From: A 9-year analysis of medical malpractice litigations in coronary artery bypass grafting in China

Variables

Level of hospital

 

National

Provincial

Municipal

Test name

Statistics

p

Gender (N,%)

Male

18(66.7)

34(79.1)

31(79.5)

CMH test

1.67

0.433

Female

9(33.3)

9(20.9)

8(20.5)

   

Total

27(100.0)

43(100.0)

39(100.0)

   

Age

N(Missing)

27(0)

42(1)

39(0)

Rank sum test

H = 1.27

0.531

Median

65.0

65.5

62.0

  

Q1, Q3

60.0, 77.0

60.0, 72.5

59.0, 69.0

   

Min,Max

55.0, 81.0

44.0, 79.0

33.0, 77.0

   

Outcomes (N,%)

Death

17(63.0)

33(76.7)

30(76.9)

CMH test

2.27

0.322

Disability

8(29.6)

6(14.0)

5(12.8)

   

Prolonged hospitalization

0(0.0)

3(7.0)

4(10.3)

   

Increased medical costs

2(7.4)

1(2.3)

0(0.0)

   

Total

27(100.0)

43(100.0)

39(100.0)

   

Preoperative hospital stay (days)

N(Missing)

27(0)

43(0)

39(2)

Rank sum test

H = 1.70

0.426

Median

8.0

10.0

13.0

  

Q1, Q3

5.0, 16.0

5.0, 16.0

7.0, 18.0

   

Min, Max

1.0, 30.0

1.0, 45.0

3.0, 31.0

   

Hospitalization days (days)

N(Missing)

27(0)

43(0)

39(0)

Rank sum test

H = 0.62

0.735

Median

26.0

22.0

25.0

  

Q1, Q3

16.5, 41.0

12.5, 39.0

14.0, 35.0

   

Min, Max

5.0, 136.0

2.0, 358.0

3.0, 154.0

   

Responsibility proportion for medical malpractice (%)

N(Missing)

27(0)

43(0)

39(0)

Rank sum test

H = 8.37

0.015*

Median

30.0

25.0

40.0

  

Q1, Q3

15.0, 40.0

15.0, 40.0

30.0, 50.0

   

Min, Max

0, 100.0

0, 70.0

0, 100.0

   
  1. *represents that the p value < 0.05