In a 6-month outcome study, Saper et al. [11] assessed that 67%% of mainly physician-referred refractory headache patients who participated in a comprehensive, multidisciplinary, out- and inpatient treatment in a tertiary headache center met the 50%% criterion for both parameters of improvement of headache frequency and frequency of severe headaches.
While three studies used the management-based criteria for admission into the intensive care unit of a tertiary hospital, some studies used the diagnostic/clinical criteria for definition of maternal near misses.
We analyzed the sepsis registry from August 2008 to March 2012 for patients presenting to an ED of a tertiary urban hospital and meeting the criteria for severe sepsis or septic shock.
In a tertiary care center for celiac research, the criteria for NCGS were met by 347 over 5,896 patients observed between 2004 and 2010 with a prevalence of 5.9% [ 3].
The patients admitted to the adult ICUs of a tertiary hospital in southern Taiwan, who met the criteria of intubated over 48 hours and prepared for extubation were collected retrospectively between January 2005 to December 2015.
In a prospective cohort design, emergency nurses at a tertiary care Veterans Administration (VA) Medical Center, using the criteria, screened 1,187 consecutive ambulatory adult patients presenting with abdominal pain, musculoskeletal symptoms, or respiratory infection symptoms.
Participants were patients consulting a tertiary headache center, who were found to meet inclusion criteria during a routine medical visit.
This study showed that RIS, according to present stringent criteria, is an uncommon finding, in a tertiary radiological clinic in a region with a high prevalence of MS, where awareness and clinical suspicion of MS is common.
Subjects: The PHS and WLS infants were selected from 1094 patients admitted to a tertiary care neonatal unit over a 6-year period, with criteria based on perinatal history, respiratory signs, X-ray and laboratory findings, and ventilator settings.
