The phrase "admissions source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, education, or any field where tracking the origin of admissions is relevant.
Example: "The hospital analyzed the admissions source to determine which marketing strategies were most effective."
Alternatives: "entry point" or "referral source".
To launch what they call a peer-to-peer college admissions source.
In addition, ANZICS maintains an Adult Patient Database (ANZICS-APD), which currently contains information on the demographics, admissions source, and outcomes of more than 450,000 ICU admissions.
However, inpatient deaths are a relatively small proportion of inpatient admissions; in the Netherlands, inpatient deaths in 2008 made up around 3% of the total inpatient admissions (source: Dutch Hospital Data).
The cohort of patients experiencing ICU readmission was constructed by including all patients admitted to the ICU on two or more occasions in the same hospital admission, regardless of admissions source.
CAP order set utilization was associated with case complexity but not admission source.
Differences of admission source or admission diagnosis between groups of survivors and nonsurvivors and those with and without hyperlactatemia were assessed using the Chi-square test.
With respect to admission source, we found that a comparatively higher proportion of patients admitted from their own home with a hip fracture were delayed beyond 36 h.
The influence of admission source (nursing home [NH] versus community-dwelling) on treatment strategies and outcomes among elderly patients with ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) has not been investigated.
However, multivariate Cox model controlling factors associated with mortality such as SAPS II score, ICU admission source, and intensity of treatment demonstrated that admission during weeknights and weekends was not associated with an increased risk for death.
However, with regards to admission source, there was a higher proportion of patients presenting from a community care institution in group 1, whilst a higher proportion of patients were from their own home in group 2 (p = 0.013).
Study nurses retrospectively collected gender, race, admission source, insurance, comorbid conditions, preoperative functional status, serum glucose, and antibiotic administration from patient charts.
