The phrase "admissions observation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to monitoring or assessing the admissions process in educational or medical settings.
Example: "The admissions observation revealed several areas for improvement in the application process."
Alternatives: "enrollment assessment" or "admission review".
Immediately before routine admission observations, women who consented were assessed whilst lying in the lateral position.
This will have excluded short admissions for observation or for transient problems, but neonatal unit admissions may potentially be influenced by access or other factors unrelated to the severity of neonatal morbidity.
Admission to observation deck: $11 $99, the elderly; $5, ages55 to 12; 4 and under, free.
Patients admitted to a hospital room as either full admission or observation status were considered failures of outpatient management.
However, the family was concerned that these same events occurred at their prior ED visit and requested admission for observation.
In our population only leukocytosis over 15,000 and female gender significantly increased the odds of admission after observation treatment.
Traditional risk factors for poorer outcome, including diabetes and intravenous drug abuse, in patients with skin infections did not significantly increase the odds of admission after observation treatment.
Our data indicated that among patients admitted to an OU for skin and soft tissue infections, women and patients with a leukocytosis of greater than 15,000 were more likely to require admission after observation treatment has ended.
When patients died within 24 h after admission, the observation period was rounded to 1 day.
Using an "admission and/or observation" outcome as a less subjective index one might speculate that the elderly make better use of the PES than their younger counterparts (51% admission/observation rate versus 38% for those < 65).
