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Haematological malignancy in the intensive care unit: microbiology results and mortality

Mortality prediction models of patients with a haematological malignancy admitted to an intensive care unit (ICU) do not include the presence of neutropenia and microbiology results. We performed a registry‐based retrospective study of haematology patients admitted to the ICU to investigate the relation between neutropenia, microbiology results and outcome of these patients.