Sentence examples similar to discharges to date from inspiring English sources

A reasonable strategy to prevent readmission would be to target patients with one or more risk factor for earlier and more frequent follow-up after discharge, although, to date, no single intervention implemented alone has been consistently shown to reduce the rates of 30-day readmission.

Patients were followed throughout their hospital stay after ICU discharge to determine date of hospital discharge or death.

We will trace both mother and child through the Office of National Statistics ONSS) and will be informed of the mother or child's death since discharge from hospital to date.

Survival times were measured twice: (1) At first, we examined survival in the hospital, counting survival days from the date of admission to the index hospital to either the date of death or the date of discharge; (2) then we examined post hospital survival from the day of discharge to either the date of death or the censor date of 365 days after the index hospital admission.

Time to suicide reattempts was defined as the number of days within 1 year from the date of hospital discharge to the suicide reattempt date.

LOS was calculated as the number of days from date of admission to date of discharge.

The dependent variable was clients' LoT on caseload, operationalised as time in months from first appointment to date of discharge.

When more than one diagnosis was recorded for an individual, the one given closest to date of discharge was used.

The primary outcome of the RCT, Length of Stay (LOS), was the duration of hospitalization from date of birth to date of discharge home [ 18].

Records were excluded from the analysis if the date of cancer diagnosis was prior to date of discharge for index burn hospitalisation.

Both chemical and mechanical sensory modalities have been shown to contribute to the regulation of cnidocyte discharge [ 24, 29], but to date no sensory receptor gene has been linked to any of these behaviors in Cnidaria.