The phrase "admissions born" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used due to its lack of clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The concept of admissions born from a need for transparency is important."
Alternatives: "admissions created" or "admissions generated".
Study Design: We examined all (n = 754) neonatal intensive care unit admissions born at ≤25 weeks' gestation and inborn deliveries (n = 949) between 22 and 25 weeks' gestation at 17 Canadian neonatal intensive care units.
10 It was notable when comparing the 2006 EPICure cohort of admissions born before 26 weeks with the previous cohort born in 1995, 1 that there had been an increase in the proportion transferred within 24 h of birth.
The patient level data used for this analysis consisted of 1001 consecutive NICU admissions, born between April 1 , 2008 through March 31 , 2009that had complete data at the time of analysis.
Of all RSV hospitalisations during the first two years of life 58 children (64 admissions) were born before completed 37 weeks of gestation with a median gestational age of 30 weeks (range 24 36 weeks).
This admission seemed born out by the dynamic in the conference room.
Hospital discharge data for 1991 2012 were searched to find admissions for people born between 1940 and 1989 who ever gave the County as their residence.
Using population-based linked records of births, deaths, birth defects and hospital admissions for children born 1980 1999 enables profiles of hospital morbidity to be created for each child.
This NICU is associated with the regional reference centre for genetic diseases, and therefore has a high prevalence of neonates with malformations (approximately 20%), as well as of admissions of infants born elsewhere (outborn) (approximately 35%).
To aid comparison with other studies, in particular from the USA, and as a robustness check, 'high volume' was also defined as 100 very low birthweight (VLBW; <1500 g) admissions of infants born in the same hospital per annum.
All policies recommended NNU admission for infants born at <34 weeks and/or <1800 g birth weight.
Variables significant at univariate level but not in the full model were parity, public/private admission status, being born in Australia, type of birth, maternal BMI, and the use of epidural analgesia in labour.
