The phrase "admissions of risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where individuals or organizations acknowledge potential dangers or uncertainties associated with a particular action or decision.
Example: "The contract included clear admissions of risk, ensuring that all parties understood the potential consequences of their choices."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of risk" or "recognition of risk".
On the other hand, admissions of high risk patient groups did not change, neither did in-hospital mortality for these patients, indicating that the severity of sickness or volume of these patients had not changed during the study period [ 11].
(Numbers in parenthesis represent percentages) This study uniquely integrates analyses of demographic, social and financial factors in addition to clinical factors in an attempt to evaluate their significance in decisions involving hospital admissions of low-risk CAP patients.
The algorithm requires knowledge of the most extreme value of the predictor variable on the day before or the day of admission for risk determination.
The inappropriate admission of low risk patients and the failure to admit high risk patients could lead to widespread inefficiency within the healthcare system, and poor outcomes for some patients.
Hannigan himself calls EarthNow "ambitious and unprecedented," which could be taken as an admission of great risk, but it's clear that the company has powerful partners and plenty of expertise; Intellectual Ventures doesn't tend to spin something off unless it's got something special going.
Epidemiological data, diagnosis at admission and estimation of risk of death, were assessed by APACHE II scores.
Table 1 shows the associations between ICU admission and combinations of risk factors.
For the estimation of admission rates and risk of admission, all admissions for all patients were included in the calculations.
Death within 60 days of admission: The risk of dying within 60 days of admission was three times higher for indirectly admitted patients.
The positive and significant coefficient of the number of admissions on the risk of getting admitted implies an increase in the chance of getting admitted with each subsequent admission.
