The phrase "admission management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to overseeing or organizing the process of admitting individuals, such as in educational institutions or healthcare facilities.
Example: "The university's admission management team is responsible for reviewing applications and making decisions on prospective students."
Alternatives: "enrollment management" or "intake management".
The PCIP set 'active admission management' as one of five key strategic priorities.
The third PCIP priority (i.e. active admission management) was a key driver for the development and streamlining of PACs across NHSScotland.
Improved patient admission management in turns bring benefits in term of increased day-cased admissions and fewer cancelations on the day of surgery.
To ensure successful participation in PIP, patients require education throughout admission, management of pain and discomfort and a supportive and collaborative relationship with health care staff.
Furthermore, the project seeks to guide the admission management of community-acquired pneumonia, and these cases cannot contribute to that guidance.
The inclusion of these additional members ensured that clinicians central to the admission, management and discharge of patients with LTNCs were represented and those selected had relevant clinical experience and current knowledge of the problems prevalent amongst patients with LTNCs.
The pathway points were: Re-admission management; clinical organisation; communication within the COPD team; patient knowledge about the supported discharge programme; communication with the hospital bed bureau; information priorities; communication with primary care.
During POA, the nurses not only play an important role in collating information from patients and various other sources, but also in coordinating screening investigations, anaesthetic reviews for complex patients, the planned admission routes and liaising with other services for the patient pre-admission management.
An evaluation of consultant input into acute admissions management revealed that hospitals in which two or more ward rounds of all acute medical unit patients were performed daily had a lower adjusted case fatality rate for patients with hospital stays over 7 days.
Although the proportions of inpatients that reported awareness of some aspects of care were high (clinical diagnosis/assessment, reason for admission, planned management and current medication), only about half of the respondents reported global awareness of their admission reasons and management plans.
England departed the World Cup with a spluttering goalless draw against Costa Rica and an admission from management and players alike that they did not merit the standing ovation granted them after the final whistle from the nation's travelling support.
