The phrase "admissions collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to gathering or managing applications or data related to admissions, such as in educational institutions.
Example: "The admissions collection process will begin next month, and all applications must be submitted by the deadline."
Alternatives: "application gathering" or "enrollment data collection".
These processes of care included: first antibiotics within 8 hours of admission, collection of blood cultures prior to antibiotic administration, oxygen saturation measurement within 24 hours of presentation, and concordance of antibiotic therapy with national guidelines.
In addition, data on important processes of care measures for patients hospitalized with community-acquired pneumonia were also abstracted: first dose of antibiotics within four hours of admission, collection of blood cultures before antibiotic administration and in the first 24 hours, and measurement of oxygen saturation within 24 hours of presentation [ 18].
In addition, data on important processes of care measures for patients hospitalized with community-acquired pneumonia were also abstracted: first dose of antibiotics within 8 hours of admission, collection of blood cultures prior to antibiotic administration, and obtaining blood cultures and oxygen saturation measurement within 24 hours of presentation [ 12].
Most information on injuries is obtained from data collections that are intended for other purposes, such as hospital admission collections [ 2], which may not provide the core information needed for injury surveillance (i.e. what injuries occurred where to whom, when they occurred and why [ 3, 4]).
Isolates were classified as HA and CA-MRSA based on the date of admission, specimen collection date, the number of previous admissions and hospital exposures, and prolonged hospital stays.
In large part, these differences can be explained by the use of antimicrobial agents before admission and collection of specimens.
Hospital and intensive care unit (ICU) admission and collection of specimens for bacterial culture, tuberculosis testing and CD4+ T-cell counts were performed according to attending-physician discretion.
The features including seizure onset before admission, subdural collection, and hydrocephalus were not significantly associated with a poor long-term outcome.
Third, the dates of symptom onset, hospital admission, sample collection, and outcome (i.e., discharged, left against medical advice, or death) were standardized to 1 format.
The median number of days from admission to stool collection was greater in admissions with a positive toxin assay but no ICD-9 code (CDTA+/ICD9–) than in concordant (CDTA+/ICD9+) admissions (6.0 days vs 3.0 days, p<0.01) (Table 1).
