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Hampshire PA et al. – Increased hospital mortality is associated with the length of hospital stay prior to ICU admission and with severe sepsis, suggesting that, if appropriate, such patients should be treated aggressively with early ICU admission. A low haematocrit was associated with higher mortality and this relationship requires further investigation. The severity–of–illness scores assessed in this study had reasonable discriminative power, but none showed good calibration.

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