The phrase "admitted service" is not commonly used in written English and may not be clear in meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to acknowledging or recognizing a service, but it would require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The organization recognized his admitted service to the community during the annual awards ceremony."
Alternatives: "acknowledged service" or "recognized service".
Hence, each admitted service call modifies the fraction of the current backhaul capacity, which is allocated to each serving network.
The CAM module is responsible to route an admitted service call to the appropriate serving network and to adjust the backhaul capacity distribution among all the underlying networks.
Thus, the ISAC module ensures that (i) all service requests are handled equally irrespective of the employed network interface and that (ii) there is always adequate backhaul capacity to handle all the admitted service calls with their respective QoS requirements.
Consequently, while the ISAC module is based on the minimum value of the backhaul capacity in order to be able to guarantee a minimum QoS for all admitted service calls, the CAM module distributes the total available backhaul capacity among the serving networks.
However, rather than continue to work in these operational silos, inpatient and outpatient teams need to seamlessly interact with the admitted service user to develop a single narrative and purpose to the admission, while also participating fully in the process of discharge.
The demographic, baseline laboratory, admitting service and type of VTE were similar between the 2 groups.
Respondents reported discharging 1% of patients with PE from the ED, but 21% reported being asked to do so by an admitting service.
When asked whether an admitting service had ever suggested discharging a patient with PE from the ED, 59/282 (21%) said "Yes".
Identifying patient as having sepsis and initial resuscitation were based on clinical assessment by the ED physicians, the primary admitting service, the intensive care team or a combination of these services.
In this phase (January 01 , 2011 September 24 , 2012 patients presenting to the ED were triaged based on illness severity according to the Canadian Triage and Acuity Scale [37], evaluated first by the ED nurses and physicians, and then referred to a primary admitting service.
Factors not different between groups included: APACHE diagnosis, admitting service, admitting source (ED, OR, floor, other hospital), need for mechanical ventilation, or readmissions.
