The phrase "admission planned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the scheduling or arrangement of an admission, such as in a medical or educational setting.
Example: "The patient's admission planned for next week has been confirmed by the hospital."
Alternatives: "scheduled admission" or "admission arranged".
Components of patients' global awareness were clinical diagnosis, necessity for admission, planned management, possible condition cause(s), duration of admission, and planned investigations, operations and procedures.
Demographic data, date of admission, planned operation and the date of operation were entered into the trauma database by the trauma coordinator, an experienced nurse whose exclusive task is to follow-up all trauma patients and optimize the pathway from admission to discharge.
Currently, each Trust's survey scores are re-weighted to adjust for differences among trusts in responders' age, sex and route of admission (planned or emergency).
The questionnaire collected patients' demographic data and awareness of: the patient's clinical condition, duration of admission, planned management, current treatment, investigations and surgical procedures (where applicable).
The exclusion of patients who were not admitted to ICU after surgery despite an admission planned at the time of the anaesthetic visit, allowed a homogeneous sample of patients with the same factors possibly influencing patient memory to be evaluated.
SAPS II scores were reported for each patient, along with age, ICU length of stay (LOS), vital status at hospital discharge, time on respiratory support, type of admission (planned surgery, acute surgery, or acute medical), gender, and hospital category.
They are also more civic: set the price of admission, plan an internet ad campaign, ensure the toilets are working.
In addition, the level of detail varies between different planning situations, ranging from long term patient admission planning to the very detailed scheduling of a particular day׳s surgeries.
Conclusion: Certain categories of charges correlated with functional scores and acute medical variables that are known before admission to acute inpatient rehabilitation, allowing for better inpatient admission planning under prospective payment.
University admission plans in disaster areas should also be expanded.
Preliminary investigations revealed an incremental shift of the tasks of patient admission planning, from clinics to case managers.
