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Table 2 Main diagnosis on admission

From: Pilot study for the development of an automatically generated and wearable-based early warning system for the detection of deterioration of hospitalized patients of an acute care hospital

Main diagnosis on admission

n (%)

Infectious

51 (24.4%)

Cardiovascular

33 (15.7%)

Gastrointestinal

8 (3.8%)

Dermatologic

34 (16.2%)

Pulmonary

9 (4.3%)

Oncologic /hematologic

6 (2.8%)

Neurologic

10 (4.7%)

Nephrologic/electrolyte disturbance

4 (1.9%)

Rheumatologic/Immunologic

10 (4.8%)

Endocrinologic

3 (1.4%)

Other diagnosisa

42 (20.0%)

  1. aMain diagnosis on admission of all study participants. “Other diagnosis” includes all patients with diagnoses that were not attributable to any of the above categories. This includes traumatologic, orthopedic, other surgical diagnoses such as neurosurgical diagnoses. Additionally, “Other diagnosis” was picked when the main diagnosis was not clear at the time of screening/study inclusion