Fig. 2: Estimated number of needed hospital beds per day for simulated outpatient regimes. | npj Digital Medicine

Fig. 2: Estimated number of needed hospital beds per day for simulated outpatient regimes.

From: Predicting adverse events for risk stratification of chemotherapy based stem cell mobilization in multiple myeloma

Fig. 2: Estimated number of needed hospital beds per day for simulated outpatient regimes.

The relative fraction on needed bed-days is given. Error bars are bootstrapped 95%-CI. For scenarios ending on a 2, the therapy administering was also ambulant. For scenarios ending on 3, the SCC was also in an outpatient regime, if no prior SAEs occurred. Current: current full inpatient treatment; set as normalizing constant for relative fractions. Additionally, the fractions of needed bed-days between admission and therapy start as well as the occupied bed-days after SCC end are given. 5 Day Admission: all patients not developing SAEs within the first 72 h were admitted to the hospital 5 days after therapy start. Worst case: all patients developing NF did this one day earlier. Empirical distribution: following the observed SAE distributions. Best Case: all patients developing NF did this one day later. SAE severe adverse events, NF neutropenic fever, SCC stem cell collection.

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