The phrase "extended care facility" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a healthcare facility that provides long-term care for individuals who are unable to care for themselves at home due to age, illness, or disability. One can use this phrase when discussing healthcare options for a loved one, or when writing about the healthcare industry and different types of facilities available. Example: After her grandmother suffered a severe stroke, Maria and her family decided to move her into an extended care facility where she could receive around-the-clock medical care and rehabilitation services.
Forty-two (25.8.%) patients were discharged to a skilled nursing facility (e.g. nursing home, rehabilitation and extended care facility) for further care.
Of the total 163 patients, 44 (27.0%) died prior to discharge from the hospital, 42 (25.8.%) patients were discharged to a skilled nursing facility (e.g. nursing home, rehabilitation and extended care facility) and 71 (43.6%) patients were discharged home.
The company provides healthcare services through its Sound Shore Medical Center of Westchester, Mount Vernon Hospital Inc and a nursing home and extended care facility.
Place of death was categorized into home, extended care facility, hospital or other.
As Canada's population ages, the location of end of life care (whether at home, extended care facility or hospital) may change depending on the location of death.
Criteria for HCAP include pneumonia associated with recent hospitalization in an acute care hospital; residence in a nursing home or extended care facility; or receipt of chronic dialysis, home infusion therapy (including antibiotics), or home wound care.
The company markets its products and services worldwide to hospitals, individual health care professionals, extended care facilities and alternate site facilities.
It sells a broad range of products to hospitals, individual healthcare professionals, extended care facilities and alternate site facilities on a global basis.
ESBLs were first recognized in the early 1980s among K. pneumoniae in Europe, and its prevalence has increased dramatically in the ICUs and in the community (e.g., extended care facilities), with now more than 500 different types of beta-lactamases identified from clinical isolates [21, 25].
In addition, vancomycin administered by other homecare agencies, extended care facilities, outpatient infusion centers, and outpatient dialysis centers all contribute to its burgeoning use outside the hospital.
ESBLs were first recognized in the early 1980s among K. pneumoniae in Europe, and its prevalence has increased dramatically in the ICUs and in the community (e.g., extended care facilities), with now more than 500 different types of beta-lactamases identified from clinical isolates [ 21, 25].
