The phrase "admitted unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, education, or any system where a unit or entity has been officially accepted or recognized.
Example: "The hospital has an admitted unit for patients requiring specialized care."
Alternatives: "accepted unit" or "recognized unit".
If your primary interest is Environmental Health, you may apply for admission directly to the Program by indicating University Program in Environmental Health (currently listed as "Integrated Toxicology and Environmental Health") as your primary admitting unit on the standard Duke University Graduate School application.
Admission type was defined as surgical or non-surgical based on hospital admitting unit.
Possible associations between an admitting unit and each outcome were explored through univariate analysis.
From the ED, subjects were transferred for observation and treatment to a high dependency unit, ordinary admitting unit, neurosurgical unit or ICUs.
Similarly, the investigator performing outcome analysis (ME) was blinded to the classification of the operation clusters (which were labeled 1 to 37) and the admitting unit.
The mix of patients by admitting unit was similar across the years although the proportion of cardiac surgical patients has increased over time.
The NAPS identifies inpatients receiving antimicrobial therapy during the prevalence periods, prospectively recording patient antimicrobial usage (agent, dose, frequency, route, duration) and baseline demographics (age, sex, admitting unit, allergy history), infection history (infective diagnosis) and antimicrobial appropriateness score.
Admitting units were categorised as medical, cardiothoracic, neurosurgical, or other surgical with medical as base.
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Patients in the control period were statistically more likely to be admitted under units for cardiac or neurosurgery, and less likely to be admitted under units for orthopaedic surgery, urology, and ear nose and throat/faciomaxillary surgery (Table 2).
