Sentence examples similar to elective bed from inspiring English sources

That means the hospital can schedule elective procedures with greater confidence, with less chance that elective beds will need to be cleared to make room for emergencies.

NHS ordinary admissions for primary total knee operations were identified for patients discharged between January 2007 to December 2011 from the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre (NOC) hospital (n = 2,130), a tertiary referral centre for specialist orthopaedic services with 105 elective beds in its musculoskeletal division.

The unit cost for general wards was the weighted mean for all healthcare resource groups for non-elective bed days from NHS reference costs.

A conservative estimate for the cost of an elective orthopaedic bed was €320 a day in 2008 (Jones 2008).

The average cost of an adult elective orthopedic bed has been estimated to be around €324 (Jones 2008).

NHS reference costs [ 34] for adult critical care and elective inpatient excess bed day for aortic or abdominal surgery should have been used for ICU and surgical ward cost per day, respectively.

For non-elective spells, excess bed days were observed in 3% for both males and females.

It has 761 beds distributed between the University Campus Unit (with 604 beds for elective admissions) and the Emergency Center (EC) downtown (with 157 beds for emergency admissions, being 43 for critical care [ 4]).

It is crucial not to block beds for elective admissions in advance, as supply of available beds will come through the discharges of the day.

Secondary metrics calculated over 12 months were: hospital bed days, elective hospital admissions, outpatient attendances, and secondary care costs.

As such, ICUs often operate at high occupancy rates, contributing to refused or delayed admissions and cancellations of elective surgeries due to bed unavailability [ 2].