The phrase "admissions burden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the challenges or responsibilities associated with admissions processes, particularly in educational or organizational settings.
Example: "The new policy aims to alleviate the admissions burden on students and staff alike."
Alternatives: "admission challenges" or "admissions responsibilities".
Furthermore, access to primary care could determine: admission, re-admission burden and early measures to prevent deterioration; Domain 2 5: a comprehensive medical history of all systems were included to establish the overall need for chronic medical service needs and factors preventing use or uptake of HF pharmacology, cardiac rehabilitation or referral for invasive management.
Furthermore, the total exposure to circulating endotoxin as measured by the area under the curve when EAA levels are plotted over the first 3 days of admission (endotoxin burden) correlates with the degree of total organ failure [ 15].
This 7.2% increase over the daily average of 190 admissions represents a burden on health care and financial resources.
Hospital and nursing home admissions create considerable burden on health system resources, since they account for a large proportion of frail older adults' social and health care expenditures, not to mention the considerable emotional cost for dementia carers or family members [ 2, 4].
"[A]pplicants for admission bear the burden of proof to establish that they are clearly eligible to enter the U.S.," CBP spokesman Dan Hetlage wrote in an email to HuffPost.
Compared with AD, DLB is associated with poorer prognosis, shorter time to nursing home admission, higher care burden and higher healthcare costs [ 2]-[ 4].
As our study was focused on the burden of admissions caused by unintentional medication related problems, all other admissions including self-poisoning were put in the control group.
Unscheduled hospital admissions are an increasing burden on health systems worldwide.
What is the burden of admissions and length of hospital stay for neurological infectious diseases in a specialist setting?
Admissions reflect a high burden of infectious disease with TB, lower respiratory tract infections and gastroenteritis predominating.
