Sentence examples for admissions account from inspiring English sources

Emergency admissions account for more than a third of all patients in hospital and cost about £11bn a year.

Inpatient admissions account for more than 90% of the difference in risk-adjusted spending between cancer survivors and decedents, with half of this difference due to unplanned admissions.

Official offers of admission are issued by the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences and are posted to your online admissions account.

Geriatric trauma admissions account for 23% of total hospital admissions and are projected to increase to 40% by 2050.

Since hospital admissions account for a very large part of health expenditure [ 9], an improvement of bed management for acute care is needed.

Unplanned admissions account for an estimated 11 billion pounds a year in England, which is a considerable proportion of the National Health Service (NHS) budget. 1 Such admissions are not only costly but also potentially distressing to individuals.

The near 1m inpatient admissions accounted for £1.8bn of that sum in 2012-13.

By 2009, nearly 33,000 annual HaH admissions accounted for 5% of all acute bed days, obviating the need to build a 500-bed hospital.

The direct costs, related to consultation, diagnostic investigations, treatments, and hospital admissions accounted for less than 30% of total costs in most studies.

Adult intussusceptions represent only about 5% of all intussusceptions [3] and thus a rare cause of hospital admissions, accounting for only 0.005% [4].

More importantly, the 102 preventable ADE-related admissions accounted for a total of 528 days of hospitalization in the ICU, equivalent to the requirement of 1.4 beds during the one-year study period.