The phrase "admission log" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to tracking entries or records of individuals who have been admitted to a facility, event, or program.
Example: "The hospital maintains an admission log to keep track of all patients admitted each day."
Alternatives: "entry log" or "registration log".
The patient records were compared to the admission log books in each hospital to ensure no patients were missed or wrongly diagnosed during data collection.
The primary sources of the data were the admission log books at outpatient department (OPD) where the card numbers of patients admitted with previous caesarean scar was traced.
The covariates examined were: sex, age (continuous), food absorption with the drug, anaemia on admission (haematocrit <30%), parasite count on admission (log transformed), elevated temperature on admission (temperature measured by any method at ≥37.5°).
The admission log was also reviewed daily to identify cases of diarrhoea.
The predictive power of VSS was highest if collected in the first 15 minutes after ED admission (log rank Chi-square 468.1, P < 0.0001 for VSSinitial;,log rank Chi square 361.5, P < 0.0001 for VSSmax).
RAs reviewed the admission logs identifying a total of 4,002 patients who were admitted to the emergency department with respiratory symptoms.
After a rotavirus case was identified, we routinely queried emergency department and hospital admission logs daily during the subsequent two weeks to identify three consecutive hospital controls.
Two research physicians per hospital reviewed daily hospital admission logs in different departments, identified cases of suspected lung cancer in the specified age range and from the catchment area, and arranged for collection of blood specimens and for subject interview.
Also, the admission logs did not allow us to determine outcomes of case-patients diagnosed with HCR, and apart from reports that many HCR patients later return with the same complaints, the long-term morbidity associated with HCR remains unclear.
Patients were identified through review of the obstetrics &gynecology admissions log and through provider identification of eligible patients.
The social value was easily measured: each tenant was tracked, with the number of GP appointments and accident & emergency admissions logged over the course of a year, and compared with their previous rate.
