The phrase "admission file" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to applications for schools, universities, or other organizations where documentation is required for entry.
Example: "Before the deadline, make sure to submit your admission file, including all necessary transcripts and letters of recommendation."
Alternatives: "application file" or "enrollment file".
Each record in the admission file contains the data for one admission, including the re-coded identification numbers of the patient and hospital, type of benefits, dates of admission and discharge, five discharge diagnoses, and items of expenditure.
After a while I looked in the admission file and noted that they were practising in their religion.'ItIt said he belonged to this religion on the admission documents.
Of the total number of 8,465 subjects, 6,174 subjects were successfully matched to the hospital admission file (in 20 subjects, a successful match could not be found, and 2,271 subjects were lost to follow-up or died before the start of registration of hospitalization in 1995).
Outcomes were assessed from computerized hospital admission files, and, for pregnancy losses, abstracted medical records.
Pregnancy outcomes were ascertained chiefly from computerised hospital admission files and by abstraction of medical records.
Data for Canada came from the vital registration files of Statistics Canada and the hospital admission files of the Canadian Institute for Health Information.
In this register, admission files have been entered continuously from all general and university hospitals in the Netherlands from 1990 onward.
In addition, database restrictions in the medical records department meant we were only able to request medical admission files from 1998 onwards.
7 Exacerbation caused by infections was defined based on the patient's history, and we documented it based on commonly reported respiratory infections, prescriptions from general practitioners, and hospital admission files.
Under the FERPA law, students who matriculate at a university have the right to their data, including their admissions file.
We combined all of these reasons and tested for differences in selected admissions file information of those enrolled versus not enrolled at the end of each survey year.
