The phrase "allocation of bed" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "allocation of beds" if referring to multiple beds or "allocation of a bed" for a single bed.
Example: "The hospital's allocation of beds is crucial for managing patient care during peak times."
Alternatives: "distribution of beds" or "assignment of beds."
Detailed sections allow the allocation of bed-scale lithofacies changes within this sequence stratigraphic framework.
Access to CRH beds depended on the allocation of beds and referral arrangements, not only on the number of beds.
Appropriate allocation of beds to those most in need is essential to ensure efficient use of this resource.
The allocation of beds (or a particular month) is decided yearly by the database's steering committee.
Therefore, professional bed management aims at an optimal allocation of beds, one involving short waiting periods for the patients and a low rate of canceled admissions, yet with a high occupancy rate.
A 1985 paper by a political economist noted that transfers to superintendent posts at hospitals in big cities in India cost more than other transfers, as the potential for making money through the allocation of beds or the black market sale of stolen medical supplies is so high (Wade 1985).
HITH programs may allow for the re-allocation of beds to deal with wait times, and the provision of culturally appropriate care, while reducing iatrogenic complications, and public costs [ 5].
However, as it was rare that more than one ICU bed was available at a specific time, allocation of the bed location was not determined by physician preference, but rather by availability.
In effect this means that demands for critical care (even when judged medically inappropriate) from family members must be satisfied, even if for a short time by the allocation of a bed for the patient.
These forecasts will be used for planning the allocation of clinical beds in the local university hospital.
