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ore than one million Canadians are admitted to hospitals each year via emergency departments (EDs). The time that admitted patients waited in the ED for an in-patient bed following the decision to admit them is influenced by many factors including in-patient bed capacity, the size and staffing of EDs and hospitals, hospital operational patterns and changes in the demand for hospital services (Bagust et al. 1999; Chan et al. 2001; Forster et al. 2003; Rathlev et al. 2007). Based on analyses included in Understanding Emergency Wait Times: Access to Inpatient Beds and Patient Flow by the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI 2007), this article provides information on how long patients waited for a bed in large community and teaching hospitals. It also highlights variations by season and day of the week.

CIHI Survey: Waiting in the Emergency Department for an In-Patient Bed: Variations by Hospital Type, Season and Day