Emergency Department length of stay: a mixed-methods study in four Ethiopian public hospitals

Back to Research Hub

Home
Research Hub
Emergency Department length of stay: a m…

Emergency Department length of stay: a mixed-methods study in four Ethiopian public hospitals

African Journal of Emergency Medicine·September 18Open Access

Emergency Medicine Limited evidence Emergency Department Overcrowding Mixed-Methods Study Mixed

Summary

What was studied

Factors influencing Emergency Department (ED) length of stay (LOS) in four Ethiopian public hospitals, examined using a mixed-methods approach.

Caveats

No full text was provided beyond the title and metadata; all extracted fields are based solely on the title, journal, and DOI. Quantitative results, sample size, population details, and specific findings could not be verified or extracted
This study is set in Ethiopian public hospitals, which may limit generalizability to other healthcare contexts

Related Questions

Explore related topics

What factors drive emergency department length of stay in low- and middle-income countries?How does hospital crowding affect ED throughput in sub-Saharan Africa?What interventions reduce emergency department length of stay in resource-limited settings?

Publication Details

Year: 2026
Journal: African Journal of Emergency Medicine
Source: View article

Keep scrolling

More content below.

Up Next