Sentence examples for be inpatient from inspiring English sources
noun
A patient whose treatment needs at least one night's residence in a hospital; a hospitalized patient.
But there are also juvenile-detention facilities, military prisons, immigration-detention and civil-commitment centres (used for court-ordered treatment of the mentally ill; they can be inpatient or outpatient) as well as jails and prisons in Indian and overseas territories, most of which are administered by different government entities.
I asked her if she tended to be inpatient with the peers.
In the Netherlands, a day clinic visit is a 1-day hospital admission and therefore, considered to be inpatient care.
Delivery could be inpatient or outpatient, and delivery dates closer than 90 days together were to be merged into the first date to account for potential coding errors.
Specialized- and intermediate rehabilitation can be inpatient, outpatient or home based and adapted for older patients with specific or different diagnoses.
SSTIs whose first claim occured in the ambulatory care setting but resulted in a hospitalization were considered to be inpatient-treated.
Participants will be inpatients for the duration of the trial.
Approximately 36% of practices were inpatient and 64% were outpatient.
Lastly, hospitals are continuing to absorb newer technologies that make it possible to perform what historically have been inpatient surgeries in outpatient settings.
These new doctors are inpatient specialists, often called hospitalists, and they spend their workdays caring for hospitalized patients, taking over for patients' regular doctors.
The discussion was inpatient oriented in 88.6% of cases.
