The phrase "admission helpful" is not correct in English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where you want to describe something that is helpful regarding an admission process, but it needs additional words for clarity.
Example: "The admission process was helpful in guiding me through the requirements for enrollment."
Alternatives: "helpful admission process" or "admission assistance".
Measurement of the concentrations of tramadol and its metabolites on ICU admission seems helpful to predict the kind of toxic syndromes presented and the nature of further complications.
An ultrasound scan later in the admission is helpful to identify subclinical ascites, flow in portal vein and any obvious emergence of an hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC).
Our study indicates that measurement of HbA1c on admission is helpful in assessing glycemic control and in tailoring the treatment regimen at the time of hospital discharge in patients with type 2 diabetes.
Putman et al. [ 37] found that chest radiography on admission was rarely helpful in determining the presence or severity of inhalation injury, but its use is helpful as a baseline for determining future changes.
While a 45% rate of confirmed TIVAP-related infection may be acceptable, identifying associated factors of TIVAP-related infection upon admission would be helpful to prevent patients from undue procedures.
For this purpose, a systematic assessment upon hospital admission may be helpful [ 8].
Our findings clearly indicate that a single NT-proBNP measurement in the early hours after admission would be helpful in defining risk in older patients.
The superior predictive performance of the PIRO system for ICU admission may be helpful in establishing the disposition of septic patients in the ED.
SCBU admission is a helpful surrogate for a range of adverse perinatal conditions that cannot be readily ascertained in hospitals with limited diagnostic facilities.
Therefore, recognition of patients' general conditions and their comorbidities at admission would be helpful for understanding the all-cause mortality and would provide a strategic direction for choosing better treatment options for COPD patients.
