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Methods All adult patients (≥15 years) with a first-time admission at a medical ED between September 2010-August 2011 with community-acquired infection were included. Cases were identified by manual chart review using predefined criteria of infection. Data on vital signs, laboratory values and antibiotic treatment were obtained electronically. We excluded unidentified patients and patients residing outside the hospitals catchment area. To assess if the absence of fever (normothermia: 36.0-38.0°C) is an independent prognostic factor, we computed multiple Cox regression analyses, adjusted for different potential confounders.

Increased short-term mortality among normothermic patients presenting to a medical emergency department with infection - a cohort study