Sentence examples for decrease of admissions from inspiring English sources

Uncorrected rude preventable AE rates showed a 45% decrease of admissions with at least one preventable AE in 2011/2012 in comparison with 2008 from 2.9%, 198 out of 4023 patients, to 1.6%, 108 out of 4048 patients (p<0.001).

There has been an increase of compulsory admissions and a sharp decrease of voluntary admissions (from 25.7% to 7.6%).

For example, Bauer et al. 2007 reported how changes in Israeli mental health policies ultimately led to an increase, rather than a decrease, of involuntary admissions [ 11].

To decrease rates of admission hypothermia (<36 °C) in very-low-birth-weight (VLBW) newborns (<1,500 g).

In the long term, these approaches could decrease rates of admission and suicide and will overall improve the quality of life of patients with mood disorders.

That is, raising the upper age limit for the outpatient care subsidy from 12 to 15 years (25% increase) could decrease the number of admissions by 5% in low-income areas but increase it by 2% in high-income areas.

Addressing these causes, such as reducing medical errors, improving access to home visits for housebound older adults, and anticipating 'red flag' symptoms, may potentially decrease the rate of admissions.

A recent study undertaken by the authors revealed an association between high in-hospital bed occupancy and decreased probability of admission from the ED [[17]].

The decreasing rate of admission for P. falciparum malaria during the later years of our study supports the interpretation that the criteria for admission to FMT-AM were not loosened.

However, in low-income areas, the reduction of cost sharing for outpatient care decreases the number of admissions, including emergency admissions.

We find that reduced cost sharing for outpatient care decreases the number of admissions in low-income areas, while it increases those in high-income areas.