The phrase "admission avoiding" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to suggest a concept related to avoiding admission, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "His admission avoiding behavior made it difficult for him to confront his mistakes."
Alternatives: "avoiding acknowledgment" or "denial of admission".
The admission avoided a trial.
Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios will be calculated in terms of a) the incremental cost per fall prevented, b) the incremental cost per triple zero call avoided, c) the incremental cost per ED presentation avoided, and d) the incremental cost per hospital admission avoided and e) the incremental cost per QALY gained.
Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios will be calculated using multiple health outcomes, i.e. the incremental cost per a) fall prevented, b) per fall requiring medical attention avoided, c) ED presentation avoided, d) hospital admission avoided, and e) QALY gained (based on the EQ5D-5 L).
We then selected high impact interventions focused on reducing the variation in the admission process for elective admissions, avoiding unnecessary cancellations of surgery interventions that have an impact on waiting lists, and on planning and standardizing the discharge process.
Approximately £120,000 would be saved for every 100 hospital admissions avoided.
While it is possible to associate the admissions avoided with an economic gain, any such calculations are extremely sensitive to length of stay, and hence potentially misleading.
"In 2030, this will mean up to 3,600 fewer premature deaths, 90,000 fewer asthma attacks in children, 1,700 fewer hospital admissions and avoiding 300,000 missed days of school and work," McCarthy said.
It is important to provide adequate rehabilitation after hospitalisation to rehabilitate people as close to pre-morbid function as possible so that physical decline, hospital re-admission and even nursing home admission are avoided.
It is important to provide adequate rehabilitation post PFF to return people as close to premorbid function as possible so that physical decline, hospital re-admission and even residential care admission are avoided.
This study was an attempt to broaden ICU admission policies and to suggest other types of ICU admission to avoid depriving ICU management to patients who may potentially benefit.
