The phrase "admission progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the status or advancement of an application or enrollment process, particularly in educational or institutional contexts.
Example: "The university has updated us on the admission progress for the incoming class, indicating that many applications are still under review."
Alternatives: "application status" or "enrollment progress".
Combining models which predict time-varying risks associated with hospitalization with traditional disease-specific prediction rules should theoretically result in much more accurate predictive tools which can be used to update risk estimates as an admission progresses over time.
As a PICU admission progresses there is usually a requirement for a lighter degree of sedation, and the utility of BIS scores in guiding the titration of sedative agents longitudinally during a PICU admission that includes such periods of lighter sedation remains questionable.
12 13 The UK's Race Relations Amendment Act 2000 places a duty on all public authorities, including universities and the National Health Service, to monitor admission and progress of students and the recruitment and career progression of staff by ethnic group to be able to address inequalities or disadvantage.
Data was abstracted from electronic and written ED records and from the medical record admission and progress notes.
2.1.6 The medical record writing (including admission notes, progress notes, discharge summaries and outpatient records) of students is complete and of appropriate quality.
Patient data were obtained from admission notes, progress notes, discharge summaries, ICU flow sheets, laboratory results, primary radiologic data, and an internal diagnostic coding database.
Data were abstracted from various components of the medical records, including admission and progress notes, discharge summaries, ICU flow sheets, laboratory and radiological data and internal diagnostic coding.
2.2.7 The medical records (including admission notes, progress notes, discharge summaries and outpatient records) written by resident doctors are complete and have appropriate quality.
This warrants further investigation, particularly as the UK Equality Act 2010 places a duty on all public authorities, including universities and the NHS, to monitor admission and progress of students by ethnic group to be able to address inequalities or disadvantage.
Data, including patients' medical histories, comorbid diseases, medications, coexisting medical conditions, ECG findings, and hyperkalemia management strategies, were abstracted from admission records, progress records, nursing records, discharge summaries, and the records of the emergency department and the intensive care unit (ICU).
