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1. www.cihi.ca › sites › defaultHospital spending: Focus on the emergency department

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   Chemotherapy is the most expensive procedure performed in Canadian EDs. However, the most money is spent on digestive conditions, followed by mental health and psychosocial conditions, due to the larger volume of patients.

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2. www.longwoods.com › content › 20411CIHI Survey: ED Spending in Canada: A Focus on the Cost of ...

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   • Provincial Spending on Eds
   • Putting A Dollar Amount on Spending Per Ed Visit Inontario
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   All analyses reflect fiscal year 2005-2006. Pan Canadian ratesof hospitalization via the ED (excluding those in Quebec) weredetermined from CIHI's Discharge Abstract Database. The CanadianManagement Information Systems (MIS) Database (CMDB) holdsfinancial and statistical data reported by healthcare organizationsacross Canada (including Quebec). Thr...

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   On average, provinces/territories spent about 4% of theirhospital budgets on EDs (Figure 1). This ranged from $1.8 millionin the Yukon to $791 million in Ontario. The average amount spentper ED visit was estimated to range from $73 in the Yukon (and <$100 per visit in the Maritime provinces) to $136 per visit inSaskatchewan to $148 dollars in Ontar...

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   The average amount per ED visit in Ontario was estimated to be$148. This ranged from $111 per visit in the North East LHIN 13 to$219 per visit in Toronto Central LHIN 7 (Figure 3). When costsassociated with admitted patients were removed, the average rateper visit dropped to $138 per visit, a drop of nearly 7%. Whilethere does appear to be an assoc...

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   This analysis provides a cursory exploration of the costsassociated with patients waiting in the ED for access to anin-patient bed. The rates provided are simply estimates based on EDvolumes, existing cost data and nursing workload in Ontario. Thereare many factors associated with ED costs and wait times that canbe explored, such as in-patient bed ...

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3. forums.premed101.com › topic › 57863-how-much-do-edhow much do ED physicians actually make? - Primary Care ...

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   Feb 2, 2012 · In the Toronto teaching hospitals, they make ~$200/hr in EM. There is no 'overtime' (i.e. if you work past your shift time, you're working for free), and no 'time and a half/double time' for working stat holidays/overtime.

4. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC4285369Emergency Department Profits Are Likely To Continue As The ...

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   We estimated that hospital revenue from ED care exceeded costs for that care by $6.1 billion in 2009, representing a profit margin of 7.8 percent (net revenue expressed as a percentage of total revenue).

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   Shock wave therapy is effective in men who have a Vascular cause for ED, such as hypertension, diabetes and vascular disease, but can also show benefits to Neurogenic ED (prostate surgery etc.). Vascular and Neurogenic ED often co-exist though.

6. www.cihi.ca › en › hospital-spendingHospital spending | CIHI

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   What are hospitals spending on and how does Canada compare internationally? Take an in-depth look at hospital expenditures, including a breakdown of the share of hours worked by staff in acute inpatient units, emergency services and long-term care units in hospitals.

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   How much money do ED patients make in Toronto?

   • This ranged from just over $25 million in Central West LHIN 5 to almost $90 million in Toronto Central LHIN 7 (Figure 2). On average, 10% of ED patients were admitted, with admission rates ranging from almost 7.6% in the South East LHIN 10 to almost 14% in Toronto Central LHIN 7.

   CIHI Survey: ED Spending in Canada: A Focus on the Cost of Patients

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   How much does Ed cost in Canada?

   • This ranged from $1.8 million in the Yukon to $791 million in Ontario. The average amount spent per ED visit was estimated to range from $73 in the Yukon (and < $100 per visit in the Maritime provinces) to $136 per visit in Saskatchewan to $148 dollars in Ontario.

   CIHI Survey: ED Spending in Canada: A Focus on the Cost of Patients

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   How much does an ED visit cost in Ontario?

   • The average amount per ED visit in Ontario was estimated to be $148. This ranged from $111 per visit in the North East LHIN 13 to $219 per visit in Toronto Central LHIN 7 (Figure 3). When costs associated with admitted patients were removed, the average rate per visit dropped to $138 per visit, a drop of nearly 7%.

   CIHI Survey: ED Spending in Canada: A Focus on the Cost of Patients

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   How much do Canadian hospitals spend on emergency departments?

   • In 2005-2006, hospitals in Canada spent $1.8 billion on their emergency departments (EDs). In the same year, more than one million patients were admitted via EDs. (This rate excludes hospitalizations in Quebec and hospitalizations for woman admitted for childbirth and infants born in hospital.)

   CIHI Survey: ED Spending in Canada: A Focus on the Cost of Patients

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   How common is Ed admission in Canada?

   • In Canada in 2018–2019, 4 in every 10 patients entered the hospital through the emergency department (ED) and 9% of all ED visits resulted in an inpatient admission. This figure includes data only from hospitals that submitted data on both ED inpatient admissions and ED visits to the Canadian MIS Database in 2018–2019.

   Hospital spending: Focus on the emergency department

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   What is the most expensive procedure performed in Canadian eds?

   • Chemotherapy is the most expensive procedure performed in Canadian EDs. However, the most money is spent on digestive conditions, followed by mental health and psychosocial conditions, due to the larger volume of patients.

   Hospital spending: Focus on the emergency department

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8. www.mensclinic.com › erectile-dysfunctionErectile Dysfunction - Canadian Men’s Clinic

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   Would you like to make an appointment with a doctor now or get more information? Help is easily available for erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, low sex drive, and those in need of a gentle vasectomy. No consultation fee for ED, covered by OHIP.