Sentence examples for fall in admissions from inspiring English sources

There was a rise in total pesticide cases seen in Polonnaruwa district general hospital from 2002 until 2006, indicating that the transient fall in case fatality was not accompanied by a fall in admissions.

In the Czech Republic, while the numbers of children being admitted into institutions has dropped by 16% nationally in the past year, in Lumos's demonstration area they have achieved a 75% fall in admissions.

The model, which depends on an equal partnership among the voluntary sector, local authorities, health commissioners and providers, has led to a 30% fall in emergency hospital admissions, a 40% fall in admissions to long-term care admissions and an assessed 23% improvement in people's wellbeing.

You can see that the fall in admissions that tends to occur as spring turns to summer did not happen.

This paralleled, but was proportionately much greater than, the 36% fall in admissions to hospital with peptic ulceration.

We observed the exposure response association between admissions and Tmax graphically as a small rise and fall in admissions in cooler temperatures, and then a logarithmic trend as temperatures increased from moderate to extreme.

There does not appear to be any fall in admission rates over time following on from the results of the DCCT conducted between 1983 and 1993.

Social prescribing has been applied to a third of all cases referred to the case management team and brought about an 8% fall in hospital admissions.

There was a brief fall in hospital admissions, but within three years the numbers bounced back, once the new, criminal- controlled market established itself.

Preliminary findings, in 2012, suggested a 45% reduction in mortality and a 20% fall in emergency admissions for telehealth users and prompted Paul Burstow, then minister for care services, to sign a concordat with the telehealth industry and launch a campaign, 3millionlives, with the aim of rolling out telehealth devices to three million people by 2016, to save the NHS an estimated £1.2bn.

A widening range of leisure activities led to a precipitous fall in cinema admissions and pressure to amend the content of Chinese movies to mimic and compete with Hollywood imports, which were few in number but overwhelmingly popular.Not many of the original fifth-generation grareates are making similar films today.