The phrase "admission report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or academic contexts to refer to a document that details a patient's admission to a hospital or a student's admission to an institution.
Example: "The doctor reviewed the admission report to understand the patient's medical history before proceeding with treatment."
Alternatives: "intake report" or "entry report".
It was clear from Rivers's admission report that he didn't consider Sassoon to be suffering from any kind of mental illness.
By the time he was finally taken to the facility's Mental Health Unit (MHU) on March 11, he had lost 20 pounds and was "tangential, unaware of his situation, and reported auditory and visual hallucinations," according to an MHU admission report.
Source documents are defined as medical charts, associated reports and records including initial hospital admission report.
To achieve the highest score for quantity of the admission report, it needed to include reason for admission, mental health history and patient health status on admission.
The candidates were screened in three steps prior to the pain management program: 1) Chart and diagnostic screening for fulfillment of the inclusion criteria (see below) using the admission report, 2) interview by telephone to explain the program and to assess ability and motivation to participate, 3) individual consultation to confirm previous information.
The Price of Admission reported that his father Charlie donated $2.5 million to Harvard right before his academically unremarkable progeny scored a coveted spot there.
Admission reports were only complete in 10% of the patient journals.
Several studies have found inadequate nursing documentation of admission reports[ 4, 21].
Hospital admission, reported in 70 (16.2%) mothers, was the most common intervention followed by exposure to sunlight by 38 (8.8%) mothers.
The rates of admission reported in the study translate into 25,000 cardiac and 28,000 respiratory hospital admissions in the Toronto CMA in 2000.
Ten per cent of the admission reports reached full score and 50% of the reports held only one of these three parts.
