The phrase "admitting staff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the process of accepting or allowing staff members into a facility, organization, or program.
Example: "The hospital is currently hiring new admitting staff to manage patient intake efficiently."
Alternatives: "intake personnel" or "reception staff".
Interviews were undertaken with all admitting staff observed during periods 1, 2 and 3.
To improve HRQoL for patients, the hospital could focus on the efficiency of the admission procedure (improving the attention of admitting staff to patient needs) and medical and nursing care (attention, skill, information given, and coordination of care).
29 In our study, just over half of admitting staff had received training in VTE RA, which was in lecture format whether provided at medical school or at the hospital, which may contribute to the lack of association between training in and carrying out RAs.
Service manager Paul Coe admits staff have found some changes challenging.
He admits staff had anxieties about the arrival of their principal's son, but says they are well used to teaching the children of their colleagues.
Hague admits staff were apprehensive when the factory embarked on its productivity drive with the help of a big Japanese client 14 years ago.
He also revealed that he thought Birmingham's major outsourcing deal with Capita had distracted the council's IT department from open source, but admitted staff had not been supportive of early trials of the software.
Mr Wilson admitted staff had been "overwhelmed".
Conclusions: day hospital patients are more likely to be readmitted to hospital possibly due to increased access to admitting medical staff.
It was introduced with a three-hour training session, repeated subsequently for those absent, aiming for complete coverage of admitting clinical staff.
The admitting medical staff used a standardised flow sheet (Additional file 2: Table S2) to allocate patients to each category from the information available from relatives or the medical records.
