Sentence examples for admissions analyses from inspiring English sources

Similarly, due to the small number of daily cause-specific admissions, analyses were only stratified by gender (all ages combined) or age (i.e. younger/older than 15 years of age).

According to a study carried out by French pharmacovigilance centres, haemorrhage subsequent to oral anticoagulant treatment (OAT) is the most common drug-related side effect resulting in hospitalisation in public hospitals in France (13% of such admissions, and 0.41% of the 3,137 admissions analysed).

As the deaths were evenly distributed across the hospital volume groups in terms of the proportions of patients in the groups, and the censoring of cases in the analyses of length of stay occurred in only about 0.1% of the operations studied, we do not consider that censoring was a problem in performing the LOS, LUIC, or short-term outcome (2- and 6-week re-admission) analyses.

Laboratory-based parameters on day of ICU admission analysed were: neutrophil count, platelet count, serum bilirubin and urea.

A total of 2,248 emergency admissions were analysed.

Data for all ICU admissions were analysed annually.

Hospital admissions were analysed in similar groups based on ICD-10 coding (Additional file 1).

For the subgroup of patients who died during admission, all analyses were replicated.

Unlike previous studies, adult (age>=65) and paediatric (age<=18) admissions are analysed separately.

Owing to overdispersion, association of mood instability with number of hospital admissions was analysed using multivariable negative binomial regression.

Finished consultant episodes, representative of hospital admissions, were analysed with respect to gender and four different age groups (0 15, 16 59, 60 74 and ≥75 years).