Sentence examples for longer admission from inspiring English sources

You can read more about the patient, including the pertinent data from the original hospital stay, in the overnight admission note, the longer admission note, the infectious disease consultation report and the M.R.I. and CT reports, below.

The authors said: "Delirium is associated with greater risks of longer admission, hospital acquired infections, admission to long term care, and death.

This could be due to the rotation schedule as the residents in year two mostly go through their subspecialty rotations, and years three and four involve their in-patient rotations necessitating longer admission notes and discharge summaries.

Longer admission, of course, means a greater financial burden incurred.

Longer admission to delivery intervals were not associated with maternal mortality.

The colonisation rates were highest in the most vulnerable neonates, i.e. those with a lower gestational age, lower birth weight and a longer admission at the NICU.

No amount of begging, pleading or providing them with facts relating to longer admissions leading to less relapses changed their closed minds.

2 Most studies report a harm rate per admission, meaning that longer admissions are more exposed to opportunity for harm.

Taken together, the association with higher mortality, longer admissions, and higher comorbidity burden suggest that suPAR actually reflects general disease severity.

Longer admissions one can argue, might lead to a greater reduction of psychopathology, however the increased length of admission (maximum 10 days) is not long enough to support the argument that pharmacotherapy is responsible for this improvement.

As described in the discussion, we chose this reference day for consistency and to reduce any effect on the measured performance of the reference day from longer admissions in which care was received at the weekend.