"long hospitalization" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a patient who is staying in a hospital for an extended period of time. For example: "The patient's long hospitalization was due to complications from the surgery."
In addition, the fact that the DNPR and/or reimbursement data failed to identify those children, likely reflects the fact that these children may have very long hospitalization periods from birth, which increases the probability of in-hospital palivizumab exposure.
Japanese inpatient hospital care is distinguished from that in Western countries by long hospitalization and continued care by the family.
After a long hospitalization, Aaron passed away July 23rd.
The attack led to multiple organ failure, a long hospitalization, and death a few months later.
"He was recovering from complicated heart surgery and a long hospitalization.
Towner has, for reasons that Ms. Barry will keep up her sleeve, undergone a long hospitalization and electroshock therapy.
One reason parity has proved to be economical, Dr. Regier and other health care experts say, is that managed care has greatly reduced hospital stays, especially the long hospitalizations common for adolescents 10 years ago.
After two years of grueling treatments and long hospitalizations, my doctors pronounced me cancer-free.
By now, there is a veritable battery of brain-injured-soldiers' relatives who have quit their jobs and, for some extended time, moved away from their homes to advocate for and care for these very wounded soldiers during long hospitalizations.
In the midst of doctor's appointments and long hospitalizations I tried to organize my days around small acts of happiness by asking myself: What will make me feel better right now?
After several failed attempts to break his habit, including two long hospitalizations, Halsted was invited in 1888 to do laboratory research at the newly established Johns Hopkins Hospital, where his talents brought him an appointment two years later as chief of surgery.
