Factors associated with discharge destination from acute care after moderate-to-severe traumatic injuries in Norway: a prospective population-based study.

Håkon Øgreid MoksnesChristoph SchäferMari Storli RasmussenHelene Lundgaard SøbergOlav RøiseAudny AnkeCecilie RøePål Aksel NæssChristine GaarderEirik HelsethHilde Margrete DahlMorten HestnesCathrine BrunborgNada AndelicTorgeir Hellstrøm

Published in: Injury epidemiology (2023)

Two-thirds of the patients sustained severe traumatic injury, and 22% were discharged directly to specialized rehabilitation. Age, centrality of the residence, preinjury comorbidity, injury severity, length of hospital stay, and the number and specific types of injuries were factors that had the greatest influence on discharge destination.

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