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Table 1 Number of received casualties and approximate regular emergency department overcrowding status at the 32 initial receiving hospitals (sorted by received number of casualties)

From: Rethinking preparedness planning in disaster emergency care: lessons from a beyond-surge-capacity event

Hospital

NoC

Number of ED beds

LOS > 48 h in ED (%)

Hospital

NoC

Number of ED beds

LOS > 48 h in ED (%)

(MC-MM)

55

28

7.53

RH-18

12

12

0.09

MC-H4

48

45

0.94

RH-19

9

12

0.09

MC-H1

47

160

10.57

RH-20

9

15

0.25

MC-H3

43

57

4.83

RH-9

6

33

0.22

MC-H9

32

39

6.96

RH-12

6

14

0.08

MC-H6

31

40

13.16

RH-13

6

15

7.80

(RH-TH)

30

20

0.08

RH-23

6

10

0.25

MC-H2

21

120

27.49

RH-8

5

30

1.90

MC-H5

20

42

14.76

RH-4

4

25

6.26

RH-22

18

10

0.25

RH-21

4

12

0.25

RH-5

15

25

0.01

RH-6

2

20

0.06

RH-10

15

31

0.74

RH-7

2

27

0.09

MC-H7

14

26

7.53

RH-14

2

15

0.10

(MC-WH)

14

26

0.28

RH-16

2

13

0.80

RH-2

13

40

1.73

RH-1

1

30

6.46

(RH-SH)

13

34

2.56

RH-15

1

15

1.15

  1. Data source: National Health Insurance Administration, open data on health care quality. https://www.nhi.gov.tw/AmountInfoWeb/search.aspx?Q5C1_ID=2&Q5C2_ID=1652
  2. NoC, number of received casualties; ED, emergency department; LOS, length of ED stay; MC, medical center; RH, regional hospital; MM, Mackay Memorial Hospital Tamsui Branch; SH, Shuang Ho Hospital; TH, Taipei Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare; WH, Taipei Municipal Wan Fang Hospital
  3. The interviewed hospitals are presented in parentheses