The phrase "admission audit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or reviewing admissions processes, such as in educational institutions or healthcare facilities.
Example: "The university conducted an admission audit to ensure that all applicants were evaluated fairly and consistently."
Alternatives: "enrollment review" or "admission review".
Patient reported outcome measures (PROMs) are used in clinical care (e.g. assessing the health status and needs of patients in a hospital at admission), audit (quality assurance of services) and research (e.g. studying the effectiveness of an intervention).
Patient-reported outcome measurement (PROM) plays an increasingly important role in palliative care, and is used in clinical care (e.g. assessing the health status of patients in a hospital at admission), audit (e.g. quality assurance of services) and research (e.g. study the effectiveness of an intervention).
However, it was well designed and had good power, with 100 admission notes audited in total.
Two hundred thirty-five consecutive trauma admissions were audited.
Of 318 ICU admissions during the audit, 9.43% (30 admissions – 20 male/10 female) were judged to be due to either acute (19 of 30) or chronic (11 of 30) alcohol consumption.
Patients who had prescribing or hospital admission records, an audit record and a Cancer Registry record within the study period comprised the population of interest.
One-quarter (26.3%) of all surveyed patients had a urinary catheter in place during the audit admission with the majority being indwelling catheters (88.7%).
During the study period, specialist cardiothoracic critical care units were not participating in the national audit; admissions to one specialist neurocritical care unit were not included in the data extract.
Commissioners of healthcare should consider interventions at all stages of the admission pathway, including regular audit, to ensure admission thresholds don't change.
Within 3 months (90 days) of admission, 74% of the audit population were known to be deceased.
This included reviewing the notes from the admission covered by the audit period, as well as any other letters, discharge summaries, previous admission records and test results that may have been of relevance.
