Sentence examples for frequent admissions from inspiring English sources

The first model including the "proportion" variables for the five most common ICD 9 diagnoses was statistically significant with a χ2 value of 278.3 (7 degrees of freedom, N = 15806, p < 0.01) indicating the model was able to distinguish between frequently readmitted and patients not frequently readmitted based on the definition of frequent admissions as three or more.

The memoir is made in her mould, by turns open and modest, in its frequent admissions that the author has not quite said what she means: "O Lord!

The patient case mix which involved immunocompromised and onco-hematological patients might explain both this high proportion (with frequent events due to antineoplastic and immunomodulating agents and frequent admissions for shock, especially septic shock) [34] and the higher severity score observed in the unpreventable ADE group.

Logistic regression models were used to determine associations with frequent admissions (3) or very frequent admissions (4+) for survey respondents.

Patients with frequent admissions also experience significant psychological stress and financial burden.

Veterans with more frequent admissions have more "opportunities" to be hospitalized in a non-VA facility.

They got more frequent tests and procedures, more visits with specialists, and more frequent admission to hospitals.

After regression analysis, only frequent admission with asthma (9.85; 1.04-93.27) and food allergy (5.89; 1.06-32.61) were independently associated with life-threatening asthma.

The most frequent admission category was medical (61.5%), and the main diagnostics groups were neurological 9 (34,6%) and respiratory (15,4%).

Results We included 66 patients, mean age of 47.19 years, female gender 53 % male 47 %; the mean APACHE II and SOFA were 14 and 8 points respectively; more frequent admission diagnosis was sepsis (31.8 %); the most frequent hypoperfusion criteria was lactate >2 mmol/L (33.3 %); We found a positive correlation between dIVC and PPV with r = 0.642(p = < 0.05).

The study did show that the mean age of admitted patients with epiglottitis is 44.94 years ― almost exactly Sarah Silverman's age ― with less frequent admission of children and teens.