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I do not believe hospital is the best place for patients to stay long-term – far from it – so increasing bed numbers is not the sole answer.
The single-pass ethylene conversion decreased with increasing bed height.
It is clear from Figure 3 that single-pass ethylene conversion decreased with increasing bed height.
As Fig. 5 shows, the breakthrough time was found to increase with increasing bed height.
Sorption rate becomes slower by increasing bed height; however, sorption efficiency increases.
The average cross-sectional solid holdup decreases with increasing bed height and superficial gas velocity.
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This leads to the porosity decreasing with increasing bed-to-particle diameter ratio.
Our data suggest that if the physical bed capacity is not matched by an increase in staffing, there may be a very substantial decrease in survival, which will at least partially negate any beneficial effect of increasing beds.
Without such schemes there would be increased bed blocking in hospitals, pressure on local GP surgeries and district nurse services, and more expensive care packages required from social care budgets.
Any potential effect of an increased bed capacity on admission and survival is unknown.
This maybe due to increased bed movements at this time related to medical discharges elsewhere within the hospital[1].
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