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Discover LudwigThe phrase "admitting privileges" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a medical context to refer to the rights of a physician to admit patients to a hospital or healthcare facility.
Example: "The doctor was granted admitting privileges at the local hospital, allowing her to provide comprehensive care to her patients."
Alternatives: "hospital admission rights" or "privileges to admit patients".
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Its physicians do not have admitting privileges.
The law required abortion doctors to obtain admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
Doctors working with the Jackson Women's Health Organization were soon unable to obtain admitting privileges.
Doctors will also be required to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles.
Patients went to the closest hospital or where their doctor had admitting privileges.
The doctors in NorthStar are eligible for admitting privileges at all four network hospitals.
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In early August, an Alabama judge ruled a similar admitting-privileges law unconstitutional.
The admitting-privileges requirement in Texas cut the number of abortion providers by half.
Alabama looks set to enact a law that combines Mississippi's admitting-privileges statute with regulatory requirements similar to Virginia's.
The admitting-privileges workaround is growing across the country, and at an especially alarming rate in neighboring states around Texas.
The court also struck down the admitting-privileges provision.
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