The phrase "admitted for assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, education, or evaluations where someone is being accepted for evaluation or examination.
Example: "The patient was admitted for assessment to determine the appropriate treatment plan."
Alternatives: "accepted for evaluation" or "received for review".
Clare Kennedy, modern matron in paediatrics at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, said: "We had a total of 44 children admitted for assessment in paediatrics on 29 November for a wide variety of problems, which is more than twice the level of admissions we would normally expect.
Patients with a wide variety of clinical presentations including falls, immobility, breathlessness, confusion and weight loss are admitted for assessment.
Our case reinforces the view that children and adolescents with Ganser syndrome should be admitted for assessment and suggests the need for follow-up after apparent recovery.
In a Norwegian study, casualty clinic-physicians referred 51%% of the patients involuntarily admitted for assessment and the patients' personal doctors (GPs) referred 22 % [ 9].
The 15 infants hospitalized for conjunctivitis and 7 for upper respiratory infection were admitted for symptoms assessment, respectively; no other diagnoses were reported at discharge.
In patients admitted for AHF an early assessment of GAL3 and BIVA seems to be useful in identifying patients at high risk for death and rehospitalization at short and long term.
To compare different methods of pre-induction cervical assessment for women admitted for induction of labour.
All RCTs comparing Bishop score with any other methods of pre-induction cervical assessment in women admitted for induction of labour.
All randomised control trials that compared Bishop score with any other methods of pre-induction cervical assessment in women admitted for induction of labour.
In 2011/12, the hospital had a stillbirth rate of 19 per 1000 births, with an estimated 220 stillbirths occurring annually [ 13].> The hospital has a set clinical protocol for the initial assessment of women admitted for delivery.
Following an initial assessment in the emergency department, this patient was admitted for further work-up and pain control.
