The phrase "admission time from" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to indicate a specific time when admission begins or is allowed, but it needs additional context to be fully understandable.
Example: "The admission time from 9 AM to 5 PM allows students to register for classes."
Alternatives: "admission starts at" or "entry time from".
On univariate analysis, three of 13 variables were associated with an increase in SCIM score: SCIM score on admission, time from injury to hospital admission, and time from injury to rehabilitation admission (Table 1).
Measured variables considered as potential confounders include: age, sex, number of days in rehabilitation, ASIA score, time from injury to hospital admission, time from injury to rehabilitation, and injury level.
Second, the clinical spectrum of septic shock is wide and highly dynamic, and although all patients were included during the first 24 hours after ICU admission, time from initial presentation of disease to echocardiogram and other measurements varies.
The following variables had been tested for inclusion but finally did not reach sufficient power to be included in the model: type of injury (traffic, high fall, low fall, and so on); change in blood pressure from initial pre-hospital assessment to admission; time from injury to hospital admission, pelvic fracture with relevant blood loss (AIS 5), and Shock Index (SI).
The following data were collected at the time of hospital admission: time from onset of neurologic signs of GBS to admission; history of infections in the 2 months preceding the onset of neurologic signs; and time from the infectious event to onset of neurologic signs.
*Based on ANCOVA analyses and adjusted for variables associated with a significant SCIM-score improvement, and all potentially relevant confounders: age, sex, number of days in rehabilitation, ASIA score, time from injury to hospital admission, time from injury to rehabilitation, and injury level.
The PICU day 1 started from admission time to H24, and so on.
If transferred from another regional acute care institution then the duration of admission was calculated from admission time at the first hospital.
Eighty-nine (42%) patients had received cancer chemotherapy within 4 weeks prior to ICU admission: median time from chemotherapy to ICU admission was 15 11-200) days.
For a patient, an episode of hospital care constituted a single ward stay or was constructed by linking subsequent admissions if time from discharge to admission at another ward was within 8 h.
Polytrauma, ICU admission, and time from trauma to definitive surgery were associated with longer leaves of absence.
