The phrase "admission patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to trends or behaviors regarding admissions, such as in educational institutions or healthcare settings.
Example: "The study analyzed the admission patterns of students over the last decade to identify any significant changes."
Alternatives: "enrollment trends" or "admittance trends".
Changing admission patterns over the intervention period were used to assess the impact of the program.
Despite vast empirical variation, we can identify particular admission patterns for elective surgery.
How do the hospital admission patterns that generate waiting lists affect different patients?
The admission patterns, known to be rapidly favorable, prevail, raising the question of more stringent admission criteria applied by physicians.
Our framework furthers our understanding of hospitals' admission patterns and may provide valuable insights for successful policy design.
We find that this is an important factor in explaining the admission patterns of medium duration patients.
The Belgian STEMI registry is a prospective observational registry of Belgian STEMI patients from 72 Belgian hospitals that contains demographics, clinical characteristics at admission, practice patterns and in-hospital outcomes.
Third, pneumonia severity upon ICU admission was higher in the second period, and we cannot exclude the possibility that the change in ICU triage and admission practice patterns between the two time periods caused patients at higher risk of imminent death to be triaged away from ICU care at a higher rate.
Main admission pattern of ICU-admitted diabetics.
The mechanisms that drive such an admission pattern depend mainly on the interactions of hospital's costs, utility and patient inflow.
We attempt to utilise patient-level information from our HES data in order to draw some insights on the actual hospitals' admission pattern based on complexity of cases.
