"in patient unit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a unit of a hospital or other healthcare facility where patients are housed and receive care, either overnight or as outpatients. For example: "The patient unit at the hospital was for those needing long-term care."
"We have an ITU, children's, maternity, surgical theatres and mental-health services, an acute in-patient unit, community nursing and so on".
I work in a team of experienced social workers at St Joseph's hospice to help people address these issues, working across all clinical areas at the hospice, including day care, the in-patient unit and out in the community.
The 67-bed acute-care facility in White Plains includes two inpatient units offering short-term physical, psychiatric and neurological evaluation, as well as a third in-patient unit for the care of chronically mentally ill patients.
At age 20, he took a job as a psychiatric technician in the in-patient unit at Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia, where he "received a lot of in-service training in the form of practical experience," Mr. Chapman said during a deposition in a 1999 lawsuit.
Psychiatric hospitalization data were obtained from Kalamazoo Community Mental Health and Substance Abuse Agency records, and from Borgess Medical Center data, which has a psychiatric in-patient unit.
Sara Ryan's son Connor Sparrowhawk was 18 when he died during a stay at an NHS in-patient unit for people with learning difficulties in Headington, Oxfordshire.
After admission was arranged there was a delay in transporting the patient to the in-patient unit, and he had to remain in the ED until a bed was available.
Yancey was in a hospice in-patient unit, battling nurses at every turn and refusing help, when Joseph was first called in.
There is an eighteen bedded in-patient unit.
The RFH's haematology department is a 35-bed in-patient unit which care for over 400 patients per year.
