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If this is true, the increase in the number of admissions is attributed to the expansion in the number of non-emergency admissions and admissions for diagnosis.
In this case, a reduction in the number of admissions is attributed to the decrease in the number of emergency admissions and admissions due to diseases which can be managed in primary care.
The remaining, approximately 7% for both workload and admissions, is attributed to the elder age group.
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These admissions were attributed to 1172 COPD patients, an average of 2.06 admissions per patient.
These admissions were attributed to 1172 COPD patients, giving an average of 2.06 admissions per patient.
A total number of 49,628 visits and 1,309 admissions were attributed to pneumonia and diarrhoea.
Among patients ≥ 5 years of age, the increase in admissions was attributed to admissions for trauma, TB, delivery complications, and cardiovascular diseases.
The increase in total admissions was attributed to increases in admissions for anemia, AIDS, trauma, pneumonia, TB, and other major diseases and conditions.
Just over 50% of the admissions were attributed to COPD with acute exacerbation, unspecified followed by COPD with acute lower respiratory infection (40.2%).
During the same period, there was a 12% reduction in hospitalizations for all-cause pneumonia among older adults, and approximately 30% of these admissions were attributed to pneumococcal infection.
This was the poorest performing algorithm in our study possibly because the hospital admission is attributed to the underlying condition that caused the hyponatraemia (eg, congestive heart failure) rather than the hyponatraemia per se.
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