Assessing Critical Care Delivery Using National-Level ICU Registry Data

Crit Care MedPublished 20 Oct 2025Scoping review

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Study context

Population: Established national ICU databases/registries describing national critical care delivery (any subspecialty, any language)manuscripts eligible
Participants: 185 participants

Methodological detailssystematic literature search, duplicate review, 24,003 abstracts screened; MEDLINE, Embase, Web of Science

As reported in the abstract

Authors: Kasotakis G, Kuriyama A, Smalls N, Connor KA, Dempsey T, Miller AG, et al.
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Kasotakis G, Kuriyama A, Smalls N, Connor KA, Dempsey T, Miller AG, Bittner EA, Jaehne AK, Temsah MH, Siddiqui S, Bell CM, Khanna AK, Biswas S, Slain K, Akuamoah-Boateng K, Owusu KA, Sakhuja A, Boomer L, Setliff EL, Neyra JA, Rincon T, Bose S, Barwise A, Alexander P, Dugar S, Cantrell S, Shein SL, Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) U.S. ICU Registry Working Group
Journal: Critical Care Medicine
Published: 20 Oct 2025
DOI: 10.1097/ccm.0000000000006886
PubMed: 41139471

Data entry commonly combines automated abstraction from electronic healthcare systems and manual entry, followed by independent validation
Frequently recorded variables: demographics; admission vital signs and lab data; comorbidities; admission source and diagnoses; ICU diagnoses, treatments, complications; illness severity scores; outcomes incl. discharge disposition, functional status, LOS, mortality

Assessing Critical Care Delivery Using National-Level ICU Registry Data. Crit Care Med. Published 20 October 2025. doi:10.1097/ccm.0000000000006886

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