Research Article
Machine Learning Approaches to Predict Patient’s Length of Stay in Emergency Department
Table 1
Input data set attributes, types, and definitions.
| | Category | Attribute | Definition |
| | Check-in data | Date | Day, month, and year of arrival | | Day | The name of the day (Sunday, Monday … etc.) | | ID | Identity document of the patient in the hospital | | Gender | Male\female | | Insurance | Insurance info | | Mode of arrival | Patient’s arrival mode | | Age | Age of the patient |
| | Medical procedure | Immediate treatment | Immediate treatment requirements | | Triage level | Urgency case level (1–5) | | Medication | Medication needed (yes, no) | | Consultation | Consultation needed (yes, no) |
| | Time | T arrive | The arrival time | | T triage assessment | Triage assessment time | | T NURS assessment | Nurse assessment time | | T doctor assessment | Doctor assessment time | | T departure | Patient’s departure time |
| | Medical tests | Twenty-three tests, including urine analysis, CBC, cardiac enzymes, stool analysis, X-ray, ultrasound, CT scan, and MRI | Tests |
| | Others | Number of nurses | Available number of nurses | | Crowding | Number of patients in the ED | | Lockdown | Lockdown status | | LOS | (T departure-T arrival) |
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