The phrase "admission experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or feelings associated with being admitted to a program, institution, or event.
Example: "The admission experience for the university was both exciting and nerve-wracking, as I awaited the decision on my application."
Alternatives: "enrollment experience" or "application experience".
Acute ischemic stroke patients who are hyperglycemic on admission experience higher morbidity and mortality.
Scott brings over 20 years of college admission experience to The Common Application leadership team.
Her column, "Mom U ., about her daughter's college admission experience, appeared bi-weekly on nytimes.com.
However, all gave negative accounts of the admission experience.
C – AES, Chinese version of Admission Experience Survey; OCM, Objective coercive measures.
The admission experience therefore represented discreet constructs that are independent on psychopathology.
Service users who had experienced a hospital admission experienced higher levels of COC.
These investigators found that sepsis patients with lower FMD at hospital admission experienced worsening severity of illness (SOFA score) over time.
Furthermore, we determined whether patients with HF discharged from the ED, who were treated at hospitals with lower rates of admission, experienced higher rates of adverse outcomes.
Our study shows for the first time that ICU patients with acute respiratory failure treated by oral beta-blockers prior to hospital admission experienced lower in-hospital and one-year mortality.
There was a general consensus that undiagnosed TB-patients, many of them being of African origin, experienced communication constraints in revealing possible infection when admitted, and, in the course of hospital admission, experienced difficulties in understanding the TB diagnosis and treatment procedures: " We give advice but we are not sure if they understand" (#6).
