Including these patients, 44.6% received ≤ 50% of their care in a non-window room and 55.4% received > 50% of their care in a window room.
Of the 910 patients in the original cohort, 37 (4%) were transferred from a window room to a nonwindow room, and 79 (9%) were transferred from a nonwindow room to a window room.
We categorized these patients on the basis of their having received more or less than 50% of their care in a window room.
Of 789 SAH patients, 455 (57.7%) received care in a window room and 334 (42.3%) received care in a nonwindow room.
NA, not enough data available (1 or 2 patients each) We examined the patients who were transferred either from or to a window room during their ICU stay.
Length of ICU stay, length of hospital stay and other secondary outcomes were not affected by receiving care in a window room.
The initial analysis excluded these patients and was performed only on patients who received all of their care in either a window room or a nonwindow room.
We also performed a sensitivity analysis, including the SAH patients who moved to different rooms during their ICU stay and received some care in a window room and some care in a nonwindow room.
