Sentence examples for admissions from the same from inspiring English sources

Robust estimates of the standard errors were calculated in order to allow for the expected similarity in admissions from the same practice in different years [ 24].

Firstly, this comparative analysis was based on an original dataset of 374,594 admissions from the CMP and the ICNARC model was derived using 231,930 of those admissions from the same database.

Separately for 455 hospitals, they ran regression models using the number of Medicare admissions from each ZIP code served by the hospital to predict the number of pediatric admissions from the same ZIP codes.

Four pools of control patients were used for matching: (a) historic admissions (January 2000 August 2002) from the same unit; (b) contemporaneous admissions from the same unit; (c) contemporaneous admissions from units that never used DrotAA; and (d) contemporaneous admissions from units prior to their first use of DrotAA.

Multiple criteria were developed based on well-documented issues of identifying repeat admissions for the same injury from HDD without the date of injury or a readmission indicator.

However, in the absence of date of injury, researchers' ability to distinguish multiple admissions for the same hip fracture from new admissions associated with a different hip fracture in the same person is limited.

He has had other admissions for the same thing.

The proportion of admissions from other hospitals did not change, but admission from within the same hospital from HDU (6.9 to 11.9%) and accident and emergency (14.8 to 16.8%) rose (p < 0.001).

Duplicate and nested hospital admissions (i.e. an admission within the date range of another admission for the same person) were removed from both the NSW population and cohort admitted patient data collections (0.7% of the 12 615 230 NSW admissions and 0.9% of the 262 834 cohorts' admissions) such that there was only one principal diagnostic code for each time period.

Validation of admission records included reviews of duplicate admission dates (N = 1,401/1,007,780; 0.14%); an admission occurring before the last discharge from hospital (N = 519; 0.05%); and, re-admissions for the same event.

Controls were selected from admissions to the same hospital during this period using age and sex as frequency-matching criteria.