The phrase "aggregation of patients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, research, or data analysis when referring to a group or collection of patients for study or treatment purposes.
Example: "The aggregation of patients in this study allowed researchers to identify common trends in treatment outcomes."
Alternatives: "group of patients" or "collection of patients".
A three-banded aggregation of patients' total Charlson Index score was applied, grouped as score of 0, 1 and at least 2. Continuity of care was measured by the Bice and Boxerman's Continuity of Care (COC) Index [ 24].
Journal articles and the other reports had to report on 'routine' program treatment and not randomized clinical trials or any aggregation of patients whose composition was determined by the authors or researchers i.e. we aimed to capture the natural flow of patients accessing HAART.
This practical choice could have led to some potential sources of bias: the two groups were similar at baseline, but slightly differed for socio-economical characteristics; this issue was considered in the multivariate analysis, taking also into account the possible different aggregation of patients within the different centres.
Room design incorporated the aggregation of patients with delirium and difficult to control behaviours in a single 5-bedded cubicle.
For pneumonia, outcomes were continuous variables at hospital level and required aggregation of patient (stay) level data.
CHI identification is instrumental in enabling the aggregation of patient data from multiple heterogeneous clinical data repositories and systems.
In the context of multi-criteria decision-making, a cardinal scale ranking weighting coefficients can be used for the aggregation of patient benefit to assess overall benefit compared to the comparator drug.
In a merger, a control process is therefore necessary to consider the heterogeneities in willingness to pay in order to come to an appropriate aggregation of patient benefits owing to the merger.
Using the term 'Collective Experience' to refer to the aggregation of patient care data from clinicians working in a single institution, they proposed developing guideline models from a more homogeneous group of patients because of the trade-off between generalisability and accuracy.
Background We examined the ex vivo platelet aggregation profiles of patients who underwent percutaneous coronary intervention and received either abciximab, ticlopidine, or both agents.
How to regulate the platelet aggregation of CVD patients is one of the keys of successful treatment.
