Sentence examples for less admissions from inspiring English sources

Less admissions, readmissions and fewer deaths equals savings in life and money.

For the intervention practices' denominator population, we estimate this to be a reduction of 135 admissions per year, equivalent to 30 less admissions per full time equivalent APN.

This helps in dismissing the belief that by overcrowding an Emergency Department less admissions are made to the hospital, which can have financial implications to the hospital.

For the 13619 intervention practices' denominator population we estimate this to be a reduction of 135 admissions per year, equivalent to 30 less admissions per APN full time equivalent.

No significant differences were detected for most clinical characteristics in Table 2; however, patients classified as malnourished had significantly less direct admissions to the ICU (p=0.05) with resultant longer hospitalizations prior to ICU admission (p=<.0001).

At colleges like these, the issue is less calming admissions anxieties than ramping up the pressure to attend college.

Meanwhile, schools with less lofty admissions standards, including the University of Rochester (ranked No. 4) and Franklin & Marshall (No. 8), are catching up to Trinity by following its model.

The less selective admissions schools can be expected to have lower graduation rates given the less outstanding academic pool of students they have matriculate.

That's less hospital admissions, lowered incidences of fetal alcohol syndrome, and reduced crime, with a whole lot of knock-on effects.

For example, employers with diabetic employees enrolled in such programs have found a significant reduction in health care costs associated with their condition, due to fewer emergency room visits, less inpatient admissions to hospitals and lower pharmaceutical costs.

As illustrated in Figure  3, CCAE seems to have less inpatient admissions in the raw data, while Optum had more.