The phrase "achieve discharge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to completing a process or fulfilling requirements, often in medical or legal settings.
Example: "After a thorough evaluation, the doctor decided that the patient could achieve discharge from the hospital."
Alternatives: "obtain release" or "secure discharge".
It said: "The time taken to achieve discharge will vary depending on individual need and the wishes both of the patients, their families and carers".
Those whose health continues to deteriorate may not achieve discharge.
For those that achieve discharge from the service, it is hoped that any benefits accrued would be maintained.
Although we did not measure direct costs for patients or for the healthcare system, we did measure the time taken to achieve discharge criteria and also length of hospital stay.
The slightly longer length of hospital stay compared to the time to achieve discharge criteria was the result of non-medical considerations such as the absence of a relative to take care of the patient at home or delay in hospital discharge for administrative reasons.
The inclusion of AB was found to increase the capacity of the composite and achieve discharging capacity of 1813 mAhg−1.
Conclusion: A primary contact physiotherapist model in hospital emergency departments can reduce waiting and treatment times for patients with musculoskeletal presentations, resulting in better performance in achieving discharge within the 4-hour national target.
Alloy with a composition of Ti40V30Cr15Mn11Mo4 shows a good balance among various electrochemical properties, and alloys with higher Mo-contents (8 at% for example) achieved discharge capacity up to 639 mAh g−1 at 4 mA g−1 but are less stable in 30% KOH due to cracking and surface oxidation.
The Mn2O3/LiMn2O4 cathodes exhibited good cycle-life, only 0.007% capacity loss per cycle at 25 °C, thereby achieved discharge capacity retention of 80% after 3000 cycles, while the pristine LiMn2O4 cathodes retained only 35% of the initial capacity under the same C D condition.
In the PC, 13 HIV-infected children (59.1%) and 523 HIV-uninfected (83.4%) achieved discharge WFH (p = 0.003).
We aimed to identify the factors that are associated with achieving discharge from in-patient rehabilitation by carrying out a case-control study.
