Sentence examples for excess admissions from inspiring English sources

Additionally, excess admissions for renal diseases occurred even with increases in moderate heat.

There are, therefore, opportunities for interventions to prevent disease in more deprived areas and to reduce the 10 000 excess admissions and 1000 excess deaths associated with deprivation and, thus, make the most of our currently scarce economic resources.

Overall, an estimated 32.8 (95% CI, 12.8-42.8) excess heat-related hospital admissions were observed during the 2008 event and 215.0 955% CI, 205.9-220.9) excess admissions during the 2009 event.

The total number of excess admissions during summer 2006 was estimated as 3295%5% CI: 6 58), 26 (95% CI: 14 38) and –2 (95% CI: –24 20) for all cause, respiratory and cardiovascular admissions, respectively (see Table 2).

The approach was based on 2 assumptions: first, that all rotavirus-associated hospitalizations were registered correctly in the months of July through December, when rotavirus is nonseasonal, and second, that the excess admissions during the annual peak season of diarrhea, January to June, were attributed to a pathogen believed to drive the intraseasonal all-cause diarrhea hospitalizations.

The total number of excess admissions during the summer of 2006 was estimated as 157 (95% CI: 122 193), 146 (95% CI: 128 164) and –15 (95% CI: –36 8) for all cause, respiratory and cardiovascular admissions, respectively (see Table 2).

The need for surge capacity of hospital resources is more dependent on the combination of excess hospital admissions and length of stay than on the mere number of hospital admissions.

Among the 1900 excess hospital admissions, 475 excess deaths were observed despite this rapid organization.

To estimate the excess in admissions associated with type1 diabetes in childhood.

12 During the heatwave in California in 2006, there were almost 1200 excess hospital admissions together with more than 16 000 excess visits to the emergency departments.

18 McMichael et al 19 and Guo et al 39 found a temperature mortality association and Pudpong and Hajat 20 found heat-related excess hospital admissions.