The phrase "admission record" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, education, or any situation where a record of someone's admission is relevant, such as hospitals or schools.
Example: "The hospital requires an admission record to process your application for treatment."
Alternatives: "entry record" or "registration record".
Data are reported using a standardized Maternal Admission Record that forms both the hospital's clinical record and the data collection tool.
The school's college admission record is impressive: More than 40percentt of the 232 girls who graduated in the last five years went to Ivy League colleges.
Upon entry, the hospital would attach the token to the child's admission record and, as the foundling babies were given new names, these would help ensure correct identification should a parent ever return to claim their child.
"When Governor Blagojevich calls the chancellor and says, 'Admit this favored person,' that's not an admission record kept in someone's file," said James Klenk, a lawyer for The Tribune.
This variable is based on the "Emergency Department Service" indicator, which is equal to one when the admission record indicates (1) the Emergency Department as the admission source, or (2) an Emergency Department revenue code, or (3) a positive Emergency Department charge, or (4) an Emergency Department procedure code.
Then, recent drug use was verified by urinalysis results from each participant's admission record.
Retrospective study of the admission record.
Stillbirths are reported on the mother's hospital birth admission record and do not usually generate an infant hospital admission record for the infant.
Identification of a VTE event based on admission record may underestimate the incidence of VTE.
We are analysing the data on an admission-by-admission basis, treating each admission record separately.
Participants living in disadvantaged regions were less likely to have a hospital admission record.
