The phrase "appropriateness of visiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a visit is suitable or fitting in a particular context or situation.
Example: "We need to evaluate the appropriateness of visiting the site during the ongoing construction."
Alternatives: "suitability of visiting" or "fittingness of visiting".
To the best of our knowledge, there are no previous studies looking at the motives of self-referred patients for visiting the ED in relation to the appropriateness of their visits.
One of the limitations in this study is that the appropriateness of the visits could not be measured.
Many authors have evaluated the appropriateness of ED visits or hospitalisation among LTC residents.
We explored whether the appropriateness of an ED visit was related to gender, age, Manchester triage category, reasons to visit the ED directly and where patients would seek medical help next time.
In a previous study on the same patient cohort, the appropriateness of the ED visits was determined using predefined criteria.
Main outcome measurements: The main outcome measurements were the relationship of patient demographic variables and visit variables to the appropriateness of wound treatments and wound healing.
The questionnaire for women consisted of 24 questions addressing patients' preferences about the number of antenatal care visits; time spent in the waiting room and with the caregiver; and the amount and appropriateness of the information received during the visits.
In essence the appropriateness of the RCT as a 'one-size-fits-all' evaluation design was re-visited.
As shown in the Figure 1, each participant has a total of 4 visits to the trial centre and one telephone call at 3 months to discuss the appropriateness of taking the final of the four doses of IMP.
In this first visit, special attention is paid to medication and appropriateness of care arranged during hospital admission.
