Sentence examples for admission pad from inspiring English sources
The average severity of diabetic foot wounds at discharge from the clinic between the treatment groups was tested after adjustment by age, ulcer severity (modified UT classification at admission), PAD, history of CHD, hypertension, smoking and MA.
By design, these patients all had preexisting diabetes, PAD, and a hospital admission for leg cellulitis, and therefore were at high risk for amputation.
So yes, we would say that admission officers typically "see through" résumé padding.
The risk of readmission was 2.3 to 2.6 times higher for incident or recurrent PAD than incident CHD for emergency index admissions, but not for elective index admissions (Table 3).
The ATD hospital admission costs at 12 months for CHD, CeVD, and PAD are slightly higher than the mean hospital costs published by Ademi et al. in their analysis of the Australian REACH registry data in general practice patients [ 26].
The average treatment costs for hospitalized PAD in the acute phase were reported to be € 4963 per admission, € 2535 per patient during month 1 6 after the initial hospitalization, € 1601 in month 7 12, and € 1390 in month 13 18.
No participant used a PAD to refuse all treatment, though most participants refused some medications and expressed preferences for admission to specific hospitals and not others.
Every year, PAD is responsible for over 2,750,000 office visits, 10% of which result in hospital admissions.
Others reported that the admission to hospital or respite care had iatrogenic consequences with the person previously continent but discharged incontinent and using pads So we are managing, he is dry because I help him and then he has to go into hospital and that's it - 7 days and he comes back out using pads.
Can admissions officers see through "résumé padding," which is rampant at my children's school?
