Based on these data, our analysis also adds to the work of Connelly et al. (2012) by examining the whole migrant population (rather than only women at the age of childbearing) and by analysing both complete and incomplete episodes of migration for the entire individual migration history.
The percentage of total follow-up time each individual spent in custody was compared using the cumulative time spent in custody (including incomplete episodes) and the total length of follow-up (start of custody to 31 March 2012 or death).
In the UK, policies such as early hospital discharge and the four hour target have had unintended consequences, such as the creation of incomplete episodes of care that have resulted in increases in the percentage of readmissions [ 8, 9, 13].
In comparison, the median number of custody episodes for non-Indigenous people was 3 episodes for males and 2 episodes for females; the median duration of custody episodes was 68 days for males and 22 days for females.> -wrap-foot> incompletencomplepisodesodes, i.e. days in the follow-up period spent in custody for episodes that had started prior to 2000, and/or which had not ended by March 2012.
Compare Your Life (C4, Thursday, 9pm) is, from the evidence of an incomplete sample episode, a variation on the Location, Location, Location genre of lifestyle aspiration shows.
In calculating the duration of custody episodes, both complete and incomplete custody episodes were included.
Though evidence is incomplete, bacterial episodes of pneumonia are believed to feature a higher severity and case-fatality ratio (CFR) than viral episodes [ 12], hence the emphasis on antibiotic treatment of children with pneumonia.
These incomplete admission episodes resulted from patient transfers to/from ICUs that did not contribute to the Lothian regional dataset.
Incomplete custody episodes were those which started prior to January 1 2000 and/or had not ended by 31 March 2012.
In addition to these measures, we undertook a sensitivity analysis in which we included the group with incomplete admission episodes to recalculate incidence using countPMV as the numerator.
