The phrase "acute population" is not commonly used in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to demographics or health, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The study focused on the acute population affected by the recent health crisis, analyzing their needs and responses."
Alternatives: "vulnerable population" or "at-risk population".
However, the acute population declines that could have resulted from such extensive loss of native tallgrass habitat have been buffered somewhat by expansion of agricultural grasslands into previously forested areas in the eastern U.S., which has allowed many species of grassland birds to expand their historic ranges.
At the same time, the size of the hospital non acute population declined by 68percentt.
This also provided the additional validation of the LLFI in a chronic population as the original study involved an acute population.
The presence of a category 1 to ≥3 as assessed for the acute population also led to a significant deterioration in score for both measures.
The low quality study found an association with poor outcome of return to work and no association with a combination outcome of pain and disability in an acute population [ 33].
A limitation [ 14] of studies in the acute population was that the measurement tools utilised were not sensitive to changes in mobility, therefore an appropriate measure of mobility should be identified.
In this study, utilisation of the ICECAP-O has provided insight into the relationship between capability, self-reported health and the quality of care transition in a post-acute population.
Tests that are developed in community populations, such as the TUG, typically have a floor effect in an older acute medical population as a proportion of these patients cannot stand [ 7, 9- 11].
Tests that are developed in hospitalised populations, such as the Barthel Index, typically have a ceiling effect in an older acute medical population as there are no items to challenge the subgroup whom are independently ambulant [ 7- 11].
To investigate the unidimensionality of the Elderly Mobility Scale (EMS) in an older acute medical population.
Tower Hamlets is an area where demand is particularly acute – the population has mushroomed by over 25% in the last decade – the largest increase in England, according to official census figures, and the growth is mostly in the under-35 age group.
